Sentences with phrase «cadaver dissection»

The gluteus medius has been weighed in a small number of cadaver dissection studies.

We studied years of biochemistry, biomechanics and cadaver dissection.

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Family Health Medical School has modern facilities such as the Tim Johnson Library Complex with a lot of unique tools for learning including; Telemedicine to communicate with USA, Europe and rest of the world, an E-library, spacious hall of Anatomy (among the biggest in the sub region) for the dissection of Cadavers and Computerised Facilities to view different parts of the human body and Cadavers lodge (mortuary).

In a dissection of 18 male and female Caucasian cadavers from Pittsburgh, Waller and her colleagues found that the human face has more variation in muscle than any other body component except possibly the forearm.

And physicist and Leonardo historian Bulent Atalay of the University of Mary Washington in Virginia doubts that Leonardo could have carried out dissections on human cadavers in a convent.

The study of microscopic anatomy (or histology) can be aided by practical experience examining histological preparations (or slides) under a microscope; and in addition, medical students generally also learn gross anatomy with practical experience of dissection and inspection of cadavers (dead human bodies).

That postulation turned out to be correct: the Belgian doctors are the first to provide a full anatomical description of the ligament after a broad cadaver study using macroscopic dissection techniques.

In contrast to other studies identifying upper and lower regions using either EMG or MMG, Gibbons and Mottram (2004) performed an anatomical dissection study of the gluteus maximus muscles of 12 cadavers.

Notwithstanding these remarkable results, these findings are yet limited insofar as the dissections were performed in elderly cadavers and both the age and the condition of the muscle likely lead to an underestimation of the actual muscle weights in younger, living humans.

Dissection studies in single elderly male cadavers have reported that the gluteus maximus weighs 573g (Ito et al. 2003) and 989g (Horsman et al. 2007).

Bologna medical students in the 15th century observed the dissection of human cadavers in what is believed to be the first learning classroom theatre of its kind.