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Clinical Anatomy Heritage Collection
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4.3 stars from 63 ratings
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“Dear ladies and gentlemen at Stanford University,
as a student of physical therapy I found this Heritage Collection extremely helpful in studying for anatomy. I‘ve been able to see and process structures from different angles and the sketches by Professor Snell and his explanations were very...”Read full review »
16_DDK_17 via Apple Podcasts ·
Germany ·
12/05/20
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“I have taught anatomy all my professional life and this video series makes me realise why I love this part of medicine. What a superb way of teaching anatomy! My advice for all young doctors out there: watch these videos!”
234-435 via Apple Podcasts ·
Australia ·
05/09/20
Absolutely the best way to learn
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“I have seen every video. It is absolutely the best way to learn anatomy. The professor is sharp talented specific and best of all he draws everything by hand and chalk. You're able to remember so much more I hearing his voice.”
palatomas via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
06/27/17
Recent Episodes
Robert Chase and Richard Snell give a brief introduction to the anatomy of the neck by diagramming the different organs and muscles as well as showing footage from an operation.
Published 12/05/12
Published 12/05/12
Robert Chase and Richard Snell focus on the human thigh and inguinal areas, detailing their muscular and nervous structure.
Published 12/05/12
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