1995•Clinical AnatomyRequires access

Rotation of dissecting groups among different cadavers provides students of anatomy with increased opportunity to observe human variations

Thomas H. Champney, Gary C. McCord, H. Wayne Sampson

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One way to increase medical students' awareness of anatomical variability is the dissection of different cadavers throughout laboratory coursework. This report covers such a procedure successfully instituted in a human gross anatomy course.

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One way to increase medical students' awareness of anatomical variability is the dissection of different cadavers throughout laboratory coursework. This report covers such a procedure successfully instituted in a human gross anatomy course.

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One way to increase medical students' awareness of anatomical variability is the dissection of different cadavers throughout laboratory coursework. This report covers such a procedure successfully instituted in a human gross anatomy course.

Key concepts: Cadaver, Gross anatomy, Coursework, Medicine, Dissection (medical), Human anatomy, Anatomy, Medical education

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