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Histological study of a low‐cost embalming technique with preservation for nearly three years at room temperature

The fixation of cadavers occurs when substances prevent tissue decomposition and is also called embalming. Various techniques for fixing and preserving cadavers, more or less sophisticated, have been described over the last few years. This work is the continuation of a research line on the fixation technique published in 2020 by Masuko & Andrade, that allows the fixation and conservation of a human cadaver at room temperature for a long period (more than two years) with characteristics and mobility similar to those of a fresh corpse.