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Showing 1 to 7 of 7 for “"Clinical Anatomy"”.

  1. Paediatric regional anaesthetic procedures: clinical anatomy competence, pitfalls and complications

    Clinical procedures are an important part of the daily work of doctors of various specialities, including the practice of regional anaesthetic procedures on paediatric patients. The competency that a doctor displays in clinical procedures is an important aspect of their overall clinical competence …

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  2. The Comparative Study On The Effects Of Virtual Reality In The Application Of Case-Based Learning Approach While Studying The Human Heart

    <p>Nurses need a solid understanding of anatomy knowledge to perform nursing skills, to understand how diseases affect the body, to understand treatment for the patient and help them for documentation. While past research has focused on using virtual learning environments to teach anatomical …

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  3. Lumbosacral transitional vertebrae morphology: a South African population

    … articulation was demonstrated for all clinically significant LSTV Types (II-IV), both unilateral (right or left) and bilateral. Finally, this is the first study to incorporate an in situ and an ex situ study in the same population by examining spinal morphology of LSTV using medical …

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  4. An investigation into the value of supplementing dissection of the human body with alternative resources: Perceptions of students and staff at the University of Cape Town

    … in order to aid students in their learning of anatomy. The study aimed to collect information which could be used to provide insight into facilitating a deeper educational experience for students and teachers alike in the future with the aim of better retention of knowledge over time. The …

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  5. Circulus arteriosus cerebri: Anatomical variations and their correlation to cerebral aneurysms

    The anatomical structure of circulus arteriosus cerebri was first described by Thomas Willis in 1664. Many variations in the circulus arteriosus cerebri have since been reported. The extent to which anatomical variations within the circle influence aneurysm formation in a South African sample has …

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  6. Ancestral variation in mid-craniofacial morphology in a South African sample

    Ancestry estimation is a critical component of the demographic profile compiled by forensic anthropologists when unknown skeletal remains are discovered. The mid-craniofacial region is most frequently used to estimate ancestry as this region reflects the genetic and morphological ancestry of an …

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