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Social Media and Cadaveric Dissection: A Survey Study
Clinical Anatomy, 2019The use of social media opens content to the general public and, as a result, places images of cadaveric dissection in an open forum. This raises the question: should the general public have access to such material? A survey was conducted examining whether the general public should have access to gross cadaveric dissection images and videos for ...
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Designing an Effective Student Evaluation of Teaching (SET) Questionnaire for Cadaveric Dissection [PDF]
International Journal of Research in Medical Sciences, 2017 Recent changes in curriculum have seen a curtailment in the time devoted to the teaching of gross anatomy, one of the most integral components of medical education.
Venugopal Rao, B. +3 more
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The Medial Crosssover Toe: a Cadaveric Dissection
Foot & Ankle International, 2000The development of a medial crossover second toe (second toe crossing over the first toe) is not a rare clinical condition. It often occurs in the setting of hallux valgus, although not exclusively so. The resulting displacement of the second toe can cause pain in shoes, with surgical correction being problematic.
J T, Deland, I H, Sung
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The extended eyebrow approach a cadaveric stepwise dissection
Acta Neurochirurgica, 2020The eyebrow incision supraorbital approach is limited by the lack of exposure of the sylvian fissure exposure. By extending the skin incision 15 mm posteriorly and the supraorbital craniotomy beneath the superior temporal line, proximal sylvian dissection is achievable, and the surgical exposure is drastically improved.Throughout a cadaveric stepwise ...
Rafael Martinez-Perez +3 more
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The FASEB Journal, 2020
Introduction It is universally recognized that cadaveric dissection is an essential part of training in anatomy. However, it has also been reported to lead to mental distress in some students and can even impair their intrinsic motivation to study.
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Introduction It is universally recognized that cadaveric dissection is an essential part of training in anatomy. However, it has also been reported to lead to mental distress in some students and can even impair their intrinsic motivation to study.
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The Birth and Evolution of Neuroscience Through Cadaveric Dissection
Neurosurgery, 2010Although interest in the art of dissection and vivisection has waxed and waned throughout the ages, the past century has seen it accepted as commonplace in medical schools across the country. No other practice in medicine has contributed more to the understanding of neuroanatomy and the neurosciences as dissection of the human cadaver, the origins of ...
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A CADAVERIC DISSECTION STUDY OF ACCESSORY PHRENIC NERVE
INDIAN JOURNAL OF APPLIED RESEARCH, 2022Accessory Phrenic Nerve (APN) provides additional nerve bres to the Phrenic nerve (PN) once the latter crosses the lateral border of Scalenus Anterior muscle. The literature on APN describes many variations in origin, course and termination of this rare nerve.
Neethu Sivadasan, Ashalatha P. R
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Mixed reality as a time-efficient alternative to cadaveric dissection
Medical Teacher, 2020Objectives: The extent of medical knowledge increases yearly, but the time available for students to learn is limited, leading to administrative pressures to revise and reconfigure medical school curricula. The goal of the present study is to determine whether the mixed reality platform HoloAnatomy represents an effective and time-efficient modality to
Jeremy S. Ruthberg +11 more
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Facial layers of the scalp. A study of 48 cadaveric dissections
Surgical and Radiologic Anatomy, 1992The arrangement and structure of the fascial layers of the scalp were studied in 48 red neoprene latex-injected cadavers with the aid of an operating microscope. The galea aponeurotica was continuous with a superficial temporal fascia. Deep to the galea, the subaponeurotic connective tissue was bilaminar.
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Anatomy of the olfactory nerve: A comprehensive review with cadaveric dissection
Clinical Anatomy, 2017Because of their anatomical situation, the olfactory nerves constitute a natural obstacle to exploring the anterior cranial fossa, making them vulnerable to traumatic, tumor, or iatrogenic lesions. Consequently, accurate knowledge of their microsurgical anatomy is of particular importance for surgeons to ensure the correct execution of surgical ...
R. López‐Elizalde +5 more
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