Mummification of an equine fetus.
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Fetal mummification in a goat due to Japanese pieris (Pieris japonica) poisoning.
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Abortion, Veterinary↗
Virus induced congenital anomalies of the bovine fetus. I. Cerebellar degeneration (hypoplasia), ocular lesions and fetal mummification following experimental infection with bovine viral diarrhea-mucosal disease virus.
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Embryonic death, fetal mummification, stillbirth, and neonatal death in pigs of gilts vaccinated with attenuated live-virus hog cholera vaccine.
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Endodontic techniques. 11. Mummification.
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[Research on the bacteriostatic effects of certain drugs in pulp treatment by the mummification method, indications for their use].
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Anti-Infective Agents, Local↗
Fetal electrocardiogram in dairy cattle. IV. Diagnostic application for fetal mummification.
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Fetal electrocardiogram in dairy cattle. IV. Diagnostic application for fetal mummification.
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[Mummification and calcification of the fetus retained in the oviduct].
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[On the problem of natural mummification and preservation].
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[A case of mummification occurring in the body of a female infant].
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[Mummification in Malherbe's calcified epithelioma].
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The mystery of mummification in equines.
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Abortion, Missed↗
Extra-uterine pregnancy with fetal mummification and pyometra in a pomeranian.
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[The case for pulp mummification in the treatment of multirooted teeth].
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Dental Pulp Devitalization↗
Mummification and cold environments.
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Haematic mummification in a buffalo--a case report.
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Abortion, Missed↗
The use of hydrogen peroxide to visualize tattoos obscured by decomposition and mummification.
Tattoos are distinctive, potentially important acquired identifying features that last for the life of the bearer, and persist into the postmortem period. However, the accumulation of decompositional pigments in the skin and subcutaneum will obscure tattoo designs. By treating the area with 3% hydrogen peroxide, the dark red-black decomposition products are temporarily removed, allowing underlying tattoos to be located, and photographed for identification purposes.
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