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2011 - Vol. 28, Nº e
A new approach to the teaching-learning process in anatomy
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Analysis of human body knowledge of students in the 5th a, b, c and d of E. E. Inah de Mello: approach for museum of anatomy
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Analysis of student discipline of anatomy to the practice of veterinary medicine
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Anastomotic circle of basilar artery of Ovis Aries, a teaching perspective
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Anatomical analysis of the stomatognathic system understood by electromyography surfasse
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Anatomical concepts of high school stundents in the city of Cuité-PB: an inicial descriptive study
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Anatomical study models through biscuit technique
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Anatomical teaching techniques in anatomy post- graduate course
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Anatomo-morphological study of the stomatognathic system by ultrasound imaging
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Anatomy of the human brain: comparison of two techniques based on study and learning in the laboratory of anatomy
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Animal model: a didactal perspective on neuroanatomy teaching
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Artisan construction of anatomical model as a tool in teaching neuroanatomy
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Behavior of middle cerebral artery in Ovis Aries (Mammália, Artiodactyla): a didactic perspective
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Bone preparation through digestion by dermestes: an efficient, easy and cheap technique
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Conservation techniques of anatomical parts to the e study and teaching of human anatomy
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Didactic handbook of anatomy applied to bovine commercial meat cuts
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Didactic models as an initiative for anatomical education
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Dissection approach in the teaching of the diaphragm in nonhuman primates
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Dissection workshop: a new tool for teaching human anatomy
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Donation knowledge about to voluntary body anatomical studies
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Evaluation of methods of study of veterinary anatomy classes
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Evaluation of the use of grude glycerin in the conservation of anatomical parts
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Human anatomy distance learning – biomateria.xpg.com.br
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Human anatomy: new methodology for the study of the locomotor system
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ideo lesson: acceptance for students in different perspectives
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Introduction to human anatomy for elementary and high school students
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Journey to the human body for the elderly workshop
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Jury simulation as a methodology for learning anatomy
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Knowledge of the human body and healthy food in students of EMEI Barão of Rio Branco/SP by museum of anatomy
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Latex injection process in teaching and learning of nonhumans primates vacularization
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Longitudinal study of clinical anatomy upper incremental test - understood by electromyography surface
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Methodology of teaching-apprenticeship in human anatomy
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Music as a learning tool in anatomy
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Organization of pedagogic and didactic material as facilitator for practical classes at the human anatomy laboratory
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Play activity for teaching in anatomy
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Professional education: use of conceptual maps in the verification of the significant learning in the teaching of the human anatomy
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Proposal of an assessment tool for the course of nervous system anatomy based on the perception of student learning
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Proposal of teaching in anatomy applied to the muscle system
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Reorganization of anatomy´s teaching in medical faculty of USP: the Renato Locchi´s period
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Staining and inclusion of human brain slices in resin
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Supervised practice in neuroanatomy activity: the challenge of contentment - experience report
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Teaching anatomy to undergraduates, high-, middle- and elementary-school students: using plastination within and outside the walls of the university at rio de janeiro
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The “learning how to learn” in human anatomy: limits and potentials in the reality human anatomy monitors at the Medical School of Marília – FAMEMA
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The contribution of the project “anatomy laboratory go to school” in the public education of Palotina-PR
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The teaching and learning process in the human anatomy department of the course in pharmacy
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The use of anatomical techniques to bone prepare as a teaching tool in human anatomy
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The use of biological models in neuroanatomy teaching as adidactical tool
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The use of the moodle platform as a support to the presencial human anatomy teaching
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Trigeminal nerve: construction of a model in dry skull
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Use of crosswords as an alternative strategy for teaching
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Use of electromyography for the anatomical rails teaching
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Use of ultrasonography for clinical human anatomy teaching
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Virtual atlas of comparative neuroanatomy: an alternative tool for students
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