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CLINICAL ANATOMY AND RADIOLOGY

MEDSC-M 722
Course Description

Study of the anatomy of the head and neck, body wall, body cavities, limbs, and pelvic outlet through complete dissection of human cadavers. Hands-on experience in interpreting radiological cross-sectional images. Surgical correlates will be presented by practicing surgeons.

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