01119nas a2200193   4500000000100000008004100001653001200042653001600054100001300070700001400083700001300097700001100110245010700121856005800228300001500286490000600301520060400307022001400911       2015                            d10aSurgery10aDermatology1 aMhatre M1 aMysore VN1 aMurthy S1 aGarg A00aClinical Pearl: Use of Indian Dinner Plate 'Thali' as a Surgery Tray in Dermatosurgery and Aesthetics.  uhttp://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC4477465/   ap. 120-1210 v83 a<p>A surgical instrument tray or a basin is generally used while performing dermatosurgery procedures. The disadvantage of using this conventional tray is the lack of separate compartments which often leads to mixing of the various items making it inconvenient while locating and picking up the needed instrument or syringe. Often more than one tray or basin may be needed.</p>

<p>To overcome this disadvantage, we, hereby, present the use of a regular Indian dinner plate with recesses or compartments (known commonly as ‘thali plate’) as a substitute to the conventional surgical tray</p>
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