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