Osteosarcoma of the Head of the Tibia and Fibula

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Label

Osteosarcoma of the Head of the Tibia and Fibula

Subject

• Object Name: Tumor
• Subject: Tumor

Summary

Remarks: Yellow fluid, milky white precipitate, specimen dried out where arm is exposed; Conservation treatment: fluids replenished, lid replaced with ParafilmSource: Dr. M¿̐ưtter. Fellow 1836.Catalogs: 1940 vol II, p432.Poor/deteriorated condition. 5964.1mL. 2600+g. Metal corrosion on lid. Animal membrane gasket (cracked, sticky). Lots of black residue on bottom of jar from leakage. Lots of white, granular precipitates on specimen, suspended in fluid and on upper walls of jar. Varies between slightly darkened and severely darkened throughout specimen. Some natural color (?). Unmistakably shrunken. No autopsy, specimen intact. Negative arsenic test. pH 4.50 at 22.1C

Action

Inspection: [Intern 7/19/2017]; Container Type: Old Style Cylindrical; Container Condition: Questionable; Lid Condition: Questionable; Seal Condition: Questionable; Fluid Level: Low; Fluid Appearance: Cloudy; Preservation Fluid: Unknown; Specimen Condition: ; Priority: 5;