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A new supplement to gross anatomy dissection: HoloAnatomy
Medical Education, 2019before the theoretical course and after the simulation. What lessons were learned? Whereas most studies focus on training evaluation and satisfaction, this study also analysed the clinical impact of an SBT initiative.
S. Wish-Baratz +3 more
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A core syllabus for the teaching of gross anatomy of the thorax to medical students
Clinical anatomy (New York, N.Y. Print), 2019Discussion is ongoing concerning the need to ensure the clinical relevance of the biomedical sciences. However, clinical relevance within health care courses presupposes that there is internationally agreed core material to be taught and learned.
B. Moxham +3 more
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The future of gross anatomy teaching
Clinical Anatomy, 1995AbstractA survey of U. S. departments of anatomy, physiology, and biochemistry shows that 39% of the respondent anatomy departments reported declines in the numbers of graduate students taking the human gross anatomy course. Similarly, 42% of the departments reported decreases in the numbers of graduate students teaching human gross anatomy.
Sasha Malamed, David Seiden
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2012
The average human brain weighs about 1,500 g (3 lbs) or approximately 2% of the body weight of a 150-lb adult. The brain, a gelatinous mass, is invested by a succession of three connective tissue membranes called meninges and is protected by an outer capsule of bone, the skull.
Norman L. Strominger +2 more
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The average human brain weighs about 1,500 g (3 lbs) or approximately 2% of the body weight of a 150-lb adult. The brain, a gelatinous mass, is invested by a succession of three connective tissue membranes called meninges and is protected by an outer capsule of bone, the skull.
Norman L. Strominger +2 more
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Gross and Radiographic Anatomy
2012The purpose of this chapter is to review pertinent anatomy of the head and neck that is relevant to both the otolaryngologist and anesthesiologist. The chapter provides the otolaryngologist with an overview of imaging technologies and a concise anatomic review, while also providing the anesthesiologist with a working knowledge of head and neck anatomy ...
Satish Govindaraj +4 more
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Latin and Greek in gross anatomy
Clinical Anatomy, 2006AbstractBackground: Medical students and practitioners learn and use a vocabulary originating almost entirely from classical Latin and Greek languages. Previous generations required Latin or Greek prior to medical school, but the current generation does not have such requirements.
Stephen W. Carmichael +3 more
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Relevance in Gross Anatomy Teaching
JAMA: The Journal of the American Medical Association, 1972To the Editor.— For the past four years, the gross anatomy course for medical students at the University of Iowa has been increasingly centered on the use of the student's "physician" motivation. 1 Course objectives have been carefully selected on the basis of the skills the student is likely to need either to facilitate his studies in medical school ...
D.J. Moffatt, W. K. Metcalf
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The Uncertain Future of Gross Anatomy
Science, 2003I was interested to see the Random Samples item “Anatomy classes face gross shortage,” which describes widespread concern about the dearth of faculty capable of effectively teaching gross anatomy to medical students (28 Feb., p. 1309).
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1994
The pancreas is a soft, pale-yellow, coarsely lobulated organ 12–20 cm in length, 3–5 cm in width, and 1–3 cm in thickness, weighing 60–125 g in adults [l–3].
Parviz M. Pour +3 more
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The pancreas is a soft, pale-yellow, coarsely lobulated organ 12–20 cm in length, 3–5 cm in width, and 1–3 cm in thickness, weighing 60–125 g in adults [l–3].
Parviz M. Pour +3 more
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Gross Anatomy of Network Security
Journal of Digital Imaging, 2002Information security involves many branches of effort, including information assurance, host level security, physical security, and network security. Computer network security methods and implementations are given a top-down description to permit a medically focused audience to anchor this information to their daily practice.
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