The Official Journal of the American Association of Clinical Anatomists, the British Association of Clinical Anatomists, the Australian and New Zealand Association of Clinical Anatomists, and the Anatomical Association of Southern Africa.
EDITORIAL
Clinical Anatomy's On-line "Virtual Issue"Clinical Anatomy has been published by John Wiley & Sons for eighteen consecutive years, and has been published on line the past nine years. The on line version has been available to those who have a subscription, either as an individual or as a member of a subscribing academic institution, as well as to the members of the scientific societies who sponsor the journal. Clinical Anatomy is the official journal of the American Association of Clinical Anatomists, the British Association of Clinical Anatomists, and most recently, the Australian and New Zealand Association of Clinical Anatomists, and the Anatomical Association of Southern Africa.
The time has come to make an on line version of Clinical Anatomy available to scientists worldwide who do not fit into the categories outlined above. This "Virtual Issue" of the journal brings together articles published over several years and was designed to give visitors a clear understanding of the quality and breadth of the articles that are published in every issue of Clinical Anatomy. All of the major categories of articles are included for your perusal. Memorial articles (obituaries) and Book and Software Reviews are also published, but only sporadically and are not representative of a typical issue. The "Virtual Issue" will be evaluated for updates over time, as new developments in editorial content demand.
This "Virtual Issue" is meant to accomplish three goals:
- Give interested scientists a better concept of the journal's aims and scope
- Inform authors who consider submitting a manuscript to Clinical Anatomy about the journal's quality and content
- Bring potential reviewers up to date about what level of scientific quality is expected for published manuscripts
Clinical Anatomy's "Virtual Issue" is made possible by the generous support and cooperation of our colleagues at John Wiley & Sons, and in particular the dedicated hands-on efforts of Ms. Tracie Butchko. We hope that our scientific colleagues around the world will benefit from this endeavor.
Stephen W. Carmichael
Editor-in-Chief
Clinical Anatomy
Professor, Department of Anatomy
Mayo Clinic College of Medicine
Mark H. Paalman
Webmaster, Wiley's Anatomy Web (www.wiley.com/anatomy)
Senior Developmental Editor, STM Division
John Wiley & Sons, Publishers
Clinical Anatomy - Virtual Issue
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Clinical Anatomy moving into the new (electronic) millennium
Robert J. Spinner, Mark F. Seifert
View Abstract | Full Text PDF (Size: 40K)A Glimpse of Our Past
What did William Hunter know about bone?
Stuart W. McDonald, David Russell
View Abstract | Full Text PDF (Size: 279K)Hieronymous Fabricius Ab Acquapendente (1533-1619)
Sean B. Smith, Veronica Macchi, Anna Parenti, Raffaele De Caro
View Abstract | Full Text PDF (Size: 312K)Review
Cystic duct and Heister's "valves"
D. Dasgupta, M.D. Stringer
View Abstract | Full Text PDF (Size: 206K)Lumbar puncture: Anatomical review of a clinical skill
J.M. Boon, P.H. Abrahams, J.H. Meiring, T. Welch
View Abstract | Full Text PDF (Size: 242K)Original Communication
Epoxy-resin injection of the cerebral arterial microvasculature: An evaluation of the limits of spatial resolution in 8 Tesla MRI
Roger A. Dashner, David L. Clark, Allahyar Kangarlu, Klaus T. Baudendistel, Donald W. Chakeres
View Abstract | Full Text PDF (Size: 419K)Paraclinoid and cavernous sinus regions: Measurement of critical structures relevant for surgical procedure
Frederic Collignon, Michael Link
View Abstract | Full Text PDF (Size: 237K)Movements at the low back during normal walking
J. Rice, M. Kaliszer, M. Walsh, A. Jenkinson, T. O'Brien
View Abstract | Full Text PDF (Size: 222K)Surface marking of the deep inguinal ring
Sreedharan V. Koliyadan, Govindraj Narayan, Premini Balasekran
View Abstract | Full Text PDF (Size: 131K)Restoration of motor function of the deep fibular (peroneal) nerve by direct nerve transfer of branches from the tibial nerve: An anatomical study
Kale D. Bodily, Robert J. Spinner, Allen T. Bishop
View Abstract | Full Text PDF (Size: 150K)Anatomical evidence for the absence of a morphologically distinct cranial root of the accessory nerve in man
Nirusha Lachman, Robert D. Acland, Cornelius Rosse
View Abstract | Full Text PDF (Size: 833K)Case Report
Unusual fibrous band on the left aspect of the aortic arch
Andrea Porzionato, Veronica Macchi, Anna Parenti, Raffaele DeCaro
View Abstract | Full Text PDF (Size: 186K)Femoral head of the rectus femoris muscle
R. Shane Tubbs, George Salter, W. Jerry Oakes
View Abstract | Full Text PDF (Size: 162K)Medical Education
Team-based learning in a medical gross anatomy and embryology course
Gary L. Nieder, Dean X. Parmelee, Adrienne Stolfi, Patricia D. Hudes
View Abstract | Full Text PDF (Size: 244K)Reciprocal peer teaching: Students teaching students in the gross anatomy laboratory
Aaron J. Krych, Crystal N. March, Ross E. Bryan, Ben J. Peake, Wojciech Pawlina, Stephen W. Carmichael
View Abstract | Full Text PDF (Size: 193K)Viewpoint
Attitudes of Turkish anatomists toward cadaver donation
Ümit S. Sehirli, Erdinç Saka, Özlem Sarikaya
View Abstract | Full Text PDF (Size: 68K)Citation and quotation accuracy in three anatomy journals
Ivan Kresimir Lukic, Anita Lukic, Vicko Gluncic, Vedran Katavic, Vladimira Vucenik, Ana Marusic
View Abstract | Full Text PDF (Size: 81K)Clinical Conundrum
Paleopathology in a thirteenth century male from Newbattle Abbey, Scotland
Helen Bush, Stuart W. McDonald
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