VetV4_CDRom Video Clips: Necropsy of Wild Ungulates CD-ROM Version

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VetV4_CDRom VIDEO CLIPS - CD-ROM VERSION
NECROPSY OF WILD UNGULATES
Thomas J Roffe PhD, DVM: USGS, National Wildlife Health Center
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1. Introduction

2. Personal safety and disinfection

3. Equipment used in a postmortem exam or necropsy

4. Supplies used to collect samples for further processing

5. Labelling and record keeping

6. Postmortem or necropsy procedures introduction

7. External exam

8. Reflecting the legs

9. Reflecting the skin

10. Examination of the oral cavity

11. Removing the esophagus

12. Entering the abdomen

13. Entering the thorax

14. Examination of the organs in situ

15. Removing the thoracic organs

16. Removing the liver

17. Removing the intestines

18. Explaining the pelvic structure

19. Entering the pelvic cavity

20. Examination of pelvic organs in situ

21. Remove kidneys and urogenital organs

22. Remove head and visualise spinal cord

23. Examination of the carotid arteries

24. Examination of the thoracic organs (once clicked, please wait a few moments for video to start)

25. Examination of the heart

26. Examination of the liver

27. Examination of the urogenital tract

28. Examination of the digestive tract

29. Examination of the joints

30. Examination of the brain

31. CREDITS

Video clips and protocol prepared by the USGS, National Wildlife Health Center
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Video created in 1992, and re-edited and digitised in 2002

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