ANATOPOD aims to teach anatomy in a new didactic way. The first Podcast introduces the new service before copmmencing on weekly podcasts about Head and Neck Anatomy and Neuroanatomy.ANATOPOD will also post a seris on the history of cadaveric dissection anatomy.
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ANATOPOD aims to teach anatomy in a new didactic way. The first Podcast introduces the new service before copmmencing on weekly podcasts about Head and Neck Anatomy and Neuroanatomy.ANATOPOD will also post a seris on the history of cadaveric dissection anatomy.
A continuation of the theme of upper and lower limb homology in anatomy.
This podcast summarizes what we know about the development and the neurovascular and muscular similarities in the anatomy of the limbs.
I hope this teaching technique makes learning the practical anatomy of the limbs so much easier. I know that anatomy is not often considered in this manner but you will see that it rationalizes a lot of anatomy making it understandable, predictable and readily recalled. It is also useful for clinical examination and management.
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Thanks so much for your interest and support and above all enjoy your anatomy!
Music by Martha Argerich Bach Cantata
ANATOPOD - The Anatomy Podcast
ANATOPOD aims to teach anatomy in a new didactic way. The first Podcast introduces the new service before copmmencing on weekly podcasts about Head and Neck Anatomy and Neuroanatomy.ANATOPOD will also post a seris on the history of cadaveric dissection anatomy.
