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Grant’s Dissector
A laboratory manual for human anatomy dissection. The source provides comprehensive dissection instructions organized by body region, including the head, neck, thorax, abdomen, pelvis, perineum, and upper and lower limbs, often noting key features and modifications in the latest edition, such as new approaches to abdominal and head dissections. Additionally, the manual lists the work's authors and contributors, offers a publisher disclaimer concerning medical verification, and defines fundamental anatomical terminology and dissection techniques used throughout the text, such as blunt and sharp dissection and various instrument uses. Scattered throughout the procedural steps are clinical correlations to link the anatomical structures to medical practice, for example, regarding portal hypertension or ankle injuries.
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By Medicine Made SimpleA laboratory manual for human anatomy dissection. The source provides comprehensive dissection instructions organized by body region, including the head, neck, thorax, abdomen, pelvis, perineum, and upper and lower limbs, often noting key features and modifications in the latest edition, such as new approaches to abdominal and head dissections. Additionally, the manual lists the work's authors and contributors, offers a publisher disclaimer concerning medical verification, and defines fundamental anatomical terminology and dissection techniques used throughout the text, such as blunt and sharp dissection and various instrument uses. Scattered throughout the procedural steps are clinical correlations to link the anatomical structures to medical practice, for example, regarding portal hypertension or ankle injuries.
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You can listen and download our episodes for free on more than 10 different platforms:
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