Anatomy is the branch of science that studies the structure of living organisms and how their parts are organized and related to one another. In human and medical contexts, it provides the foundation for understanding how the body is built and how its structures support function, making it essential for clinical pra…
Anatomy is the branch of science that studies the structure of living organisms and how their parts are organized and related to one another. In human and medical contexts, it provides the foundation for understanding how the body is built and how its structures support function, making it essential for clinical practice, diagnosis, surgery, and education. Research relevant to Clinical Case Reports and Images engages directly with anatomy, including comparative anatomy of the mandibular neurovascular canals in humans and great apes, an overview of human anatomy as a basis for medicine and surgery, and the clinical anatomy of the newborn cranial vault. Further work examines the role of basic anatomical sciences in clinical study, the use of a virtual interactive brain atlas in teaching neuroanatomy, plant anatomy and development, and the history of anatomical study, alongside imaging-based investigations that document and clarify anatomical structures. Together these contributions span gross, developmental, comparative, and applied anatomy as well as anatomical education and imaging. As a topic, anatomy connects to broader themes in clinical practice, medical imaging, and the visual documentation of structure. This page gathers peer-reviewed, open-access research relevant to anatomy and to the wider study of bodily structure.
12 peer-reviewed articles, ranked by relevance. Each links to its DOI.
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