Well Ralph, not me.  It'll take more than that to make me puke.  I spent
several years as a scrub nurse in the local operating theatre and did some
morgue work as well.  Bodies and their parts are more fascinating to me
than making me sick.  Ruth





At 8:37 AM -0500 2/21/02, Ralph Walter wrote:
In a message dated 2/21/2002 8:06:54 AM Eastern Standard Time,
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10-4. There must be an equipment catalog available and a distributor.



Sweet's has mortuary equipment (Div 11780).  Those catalogs were never as
much fun to review as the sauna manufacturer's.  Not for me, anyway.

However, in the interest of disseminating knowledge... Mopec, Inc of
Detroit features a "Gross Dissecting Workstation," an "Organ Rinsing Table"
and a "Morgue Storage System [looks like 4 long open shelves on a rack with
wheels to me]. Our cadaver storage systems are designed for efficiency and
compatibility with the entire Mopec range of equipment.'

Warning to Ruth:  I think I'm going to puke again.

Ralph

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