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J. P. Chevrel. The primary emphasis is on the interrela- tionships between surgical techniques and physiologic phenomena observed before, during, and after surgery. All procedures described in the book are designed so that the student with a limited knowledge of surgery can successfully assume responsibility for

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D. Marchacnd humane issues of animal experimentation. The original purpose of the survey was to provide packground information for the development of a set of guide- lines for the use of animals in research then in preparation by The New York Academy of Sciences‘ Ad Hoc Committee on Animal Research. ! We soon

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S. Juskiewenski,Ph. Galiniertion, and the use of animals for scientific procedures. The intention is not only to explain the relevant legal provisions, but also to identify some of the important shortcomings which are associated with the legal process.

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Surgical Anatomy of the Anterolateral and Posterior Abdominal Walls and Points of Weakness following structures: above, by the angle of the xiphoid process, chondrocostal margin, and cartilage of the two lowermost ribs; laterally, by the midaxillary line; below, by the anterior part of the pelvic skeleton and pubic symphysis.