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The clinical anatomy of transposition
Cardiology in the Young, 2005It is an easy matter, nowadays, to diagnose the clinical situation in which the blood returning to the atriums passes to the morphologically appropriate ventricle, but in which the ventricles then supply morphologically inappropriate arterial trunks. The consequence of this discordance in junctional morphology, of course, is that the circulations end ...
Robert H, Anderson, Paul M, Weinberg
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Chromosomes and clinical anatomy
Clinical Anatomy, 2016Chromosome abnormalities may cast light on the nature of mechanisms whereby normal anatomy evolves, and abnormal anatomy arises. Correlating genotype to phenotype is an exercise in which the geneticist and the anatomist can collaborate. The increasing power of the new genetic methodologies is enabling an increasing precision in the delineation of ...
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The anatomy of clinical research
Clinical Orthodontics and Research, 1998Until recently clinical decision‐making relied on intuition, unsystematic experiences and ‘pathophysiological rationale. Developments in the understanding of the nature of clinical trials, systematic reviews and techniques to evaluate diagnostic technology over the past 30 years made the evidence‐based clinical practice possible.
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The clinical anatomy of pericardiocentesis
British Journal of Hospital Medicine, 2007The heart and the roots of the great vessels are contained within the conical fibrous pericardium, the apex of which is fused with the adventitia of the great vessels and the base with the central tendon of the diaphragm. Anteriorly it is closely related to the body of the sternum, inferior to the angle of Louis, and is tethered to the back of the ...
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Clinical anatomy of the subserous layer: An amalgamation of gross and clinical anatomy
Clinical Anatomy, 2015The 1998 edition of Terminologia Anatomica introduced some currently used clinical anatomical terms for the pelvic connective tissue or subserous layer. These innovations persuaded the present author to consider a format in which the clinical anatomical terms could be reconciled with those of gross anatomy and incorporated into a single anatomical ...
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Clinical anatomy research in a research‐driven anatomy department
Clinical Anatomy, 2002AbstractClinical anatomy is too often viewed as a discipline that reiterates the wisdom of the past, characterized more by description of what is known than by active investigation and critical analysis of hypotheses and ideas. Various misconceptions follow from an acceptance of this premise: the teaching of clinical anatomists is textbook based, there
Jones, D. G. +4 more
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To the Editor,Clinical Anatomy
Clinical Anatomy, 2000Kunwar P. Bhatnagar +2 more
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Clinical Anatomy of the Lumbosacral Complex
Physical Therapy, 1979The clinical anatomy of the lumbosacral region has been presented to show the complexity of spinal pathology. Individual structures are described, but emphasis is placed on understanding the concept of the entire functional unit and how alteration can lead to pain and disability.
S W, Carmichael, S L, Burkart
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1999
An understanding of the relevance of anatomy to clinical practice is fundamental for medical students and young doctors. For this reason most of the questions in this self-assessment book are presented as case histories or clinical puzzles that require anatomical information for their elucidation.
Edward Evans +3 more
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An understanding of the relevance of anatomy to clinical practice is fundamental for medical students and young doctors. For this reason most of the questions in this self-assessment book are presented as case histories or clinical puzzles that require anatomical information for their elucidation.
Edward Evans +3 more
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