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Blood samples were collected from 26 cadavers in London and the surrounding area as part of a study to investigate the inhibition of nucleic acid amplification techniques for bloodborne viruses in tissue samples (6). Richard Grossman, the center's founder and medical director, said he and two other plastic surgeons operated on Bader for about 90 minutes, cutting away the dead tissue and replacing it with a temporary cover of cadaver skin. Roach's previous book was Stiff: the Curious Lives of Human Cadavers. |
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