Abstract In 1992, Walter Thiel described and embalming method that rendered “lifelike”
tissues. Over the last 30 years, the Thiel method has been introduced worldwide for medical …

As surgical procedures continue to be more complex, the need for more effective training in
anatomy has increased. The study of anatomy plays a significant role in the understanding …

No prior publication studying the biomechanical and histological properties of cadavers
fixed with Logan or modified Logan solution (MLS) was found in the literature. It was aimed …

Human cadaveric specimens commonly serve as mechanical models and as biological
tissue donors in basic biomechanical research. Although these models are used to explain …

Walter Thiel developed the method that enables preservation of the body with natural colors
in 1992. It consists in the application of an intravascular injection formula, and maintaining …

Background Changes in UK legislation allow for surgical procedures to be performed on
cadavers. The aim of this study was to assess Thiel cadavers as high-fidelity simulators and …

Background Tendinopathy alters the compositional properties of the Achilles tendon by
increasing fluid and glycosaminoglycan content. It has been speculated that these changes …

Supersonic shear wave (SW) elastography has emerged as a useful imaging modality
offering researchers and clinicians a fast, non-invasive, quantitative assessment of tendon …

Thiel embalming is a well‐known method of anatomical fixation giving lifelike optical and
haptic tissue properties. Beyond these characteristics, Thiel embalming may also be a …

Biliary diseases are the third most common cause of surgical digestive disease. There is a
close relationship between the mechanical performance of the bile duct and its physiological …