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Cadaveric dissection for the rectal surgeon.
Annals of the Royal College of Surgeons of England, 2001The benefits of total mesorectal excision are due to the complete excision of the mesorectum with preservation of the pelvic autonomic nerve plexuses, the hypogastric nerves and nervi erigentes. Several important structures are incompletely seen at operation, and cadaveric dissection of an intact lower trunk and a sagittally hemisected pelvis is a ...
A P, Kirkham +3 more
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Combined approach for extensive maxillectomy: technique and cadaveric dissection
American Journal of Otolaryngology, 2011Currently described endoscopic techniques for subtotal resections of the maxilla include endoscopic medial maxillectomy and extended endoscopic medial maxillectomy; however, a complete resection of the maxilla is sometimes warranted. We describe a combined transoral and endoscopic technique for total and subtotal maxillectomy in an attempt to decrease ...
Carlos M, Rivera-Serrano +2 more
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Exploration of Pelvic Anatomy: Cadaveric Dissection Atlas
2021Pelvic anatomy is quite difficult to understand. However, knowing the crucial points and connections of the anatomical landmarks will facilitate the learning of pelvic anatomy. This chapter focus on the surgical anatomy of pelvis, basic retroperitoneal anatomy for pelvic surgeons, with easy access points and clinical tips for surgical approaches.
Ilker Selcuk, Emre Huri
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Percutaneous Plating of the Medial Distal Femur: Cadaveric Dissection
Journal of Orthopaedic TraumaSummary: Percutaneous medial plating of distal femur fractures, particularly comminuted fractures, offers improved biomechanical stability without the soft tissue insult of an open approach. The addition of a medial plate neutralizes the cantilever bending force that arises from the offset between the single lateral locking plate and the ...
Bradley, Carlson +4 more
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Cadaveric dissection in Anatomical science education: Then and now
Morphologie, 2023A, Patra, K S, Ravi, A, Asghar
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Tumescence in Cadaveric Dissection: A Teaching Perspective
HAPS Educator, 2022Mario Loomis +2 more
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Cadaveric Dissection: Should It Be Cut Out?
For over 500 years (Leung et al., Health Sci Educ Theory Pract 11(2):209-215, 2006), physical exploration of the human corpse (Segal, Int J Health Serv 14(3):379-396, 1984; Cribb and Bignold, Stud High Educ 24(2):195-209, 2006) has captured the public's imagination (Regan de Bere and Petersen, Soc Sci Med 63(1):76-88, 2006; McLachlan and Patten, Med ...openaire +2 more sources
Cadaveric Anatomy: Microvascular Flaps Dissection
2023Georgios Pafitanis +2 more
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The Place of Cadaveric Dissection in Post-COVID-19 Anatomy Education
Morphologie, 2021Oluwatosin Imoleayo Oyeniran
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