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PART I.
History of Embalming.
CHAPTER I.
History of Embalming: Page
Guanch Embalming 3
Egyptian Embalming 5
CHAPTER II.
Embalming from Egyptians down to the Civil War:
Jews 15
Persians 16
Babylonians 17
Scythians 17
Ethiopians 17
Romans 17
Greeks 17
Norsemen 18
Hindoos 18
French and Belgians 18
Britains 18
Peruvians 19
Aztecs 19
North American Indians 19
Early Christians 20
Later European Embalming 20
CHAPTER III.
Embalming in America after the Civil War:
Holmes 25
Billow 26
Clarke 26
Renouard 27
Sullivan 27
Meyers 27
Barnes 27
PART II.
Anatomy.
CHAPTER IV.
Histology:
Definition 35
A Cell 35
Tissues 37
Skin 37
The Nails 40
The Hair 41
The Fascia 43
The Lymphatics 44
Glands 47
Cartilage 48
Bones 48
Teeth 52
Nerves 53
Muscles 54
CHAPTER XV.
Arterial Embalming:
Making the First Call 205
The Position of the Body on the Embalming Board 210
Selection of an Artery 211
How to Raise an Artery 214
How to tell an Artery from a Vein or Nerve 215
How to Cut an Artery for Injection 216
The Injection of Fluid 218
Approved Disinfectants 221
Embalming Fluids 221
Wrapping a Body in Cotton 221
The Charge of Embalming 222
CHAPTER XVI.
The Anatomical and Linear Guides for Special Arteries:
How to Locate and Inject the Carotid Artery 225
How to Locate and Inject the Axillary Artery 231
How to Locate and Inject the Brachial Artery 234
How to Locate and Inject the Radial Artery 237
How to Locate and Inject the Ulnar Artery 240
How to Locate and Inject the Femoral Artery 241
CHAPTER XVII.
Cavity Embalming:
Cavity Embalming 247
The Cerebral Cavity 247
Purging 249
The Thoracic or Chest Cavity 252
The Abdominal Cavity 254
The Direct Incision 257
Embalming of the Subcutaneous Tissue 260
Plugging Orifices of the Body 262
Removal of Urine 263
CHAPTER XVIII.
The Removal of Blood:
The Removal of Blood 264
Right Auricle of Heart.—Direct Method 273
Right Ventricle of Heart.—Direct Method 274
Right Auricle of Heart.—Indirect Method 274
Femoral Vein 276
Axillary Vein 277
Basilic Vein 278
Internal Jugular Vein 279
PART IV.
Treatment.
CHAPTER XIX.
Treatment of Special Diseases:
Anthrax 285
Cerebro-Spinal Fever

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