| The bodies were preserved using a method called plastination. |
| To others he is an accomplished anatomist who, through his invention of plastination, has brought an understanding of the human body to lay people. |
| The plastination process that preserves the cell tissue seems to also remove any trace of humanity. |
| After considerable experimentation, Scheidemann figured out how to bake a new cake and then preserve it using a process called plastination, which removes the fats from a foodstuff and replaces them with resin. |
| And what can we say about plastination, a new way for the body to survive, developed at the Heidelberg Institute in Germany? |
| The inventor of plastination and director of the Institute for Plastination does not call himself an artist, but prefers the terms inventor and scientist. |
