Note 17 — PART II.
Reading edition
It is well, in connection with these papillæ, to bear in mind a fact pointed out by Frey, namely, that the tips of the fingers frequently become, post-mortem, the seat of extensive natural injections; hence, in sections from this region, we frequently obtain good views of distended capillaries without having been at the trouble of previously injecting them.—Frey, “Microscopical Technology.”