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. 2022 Jan 5:15:778122.
doi: 10.3389/fnana.2021.778122. eCollection 2021.

Advanced Dissection Lab for Neuroanatomy Training

Giuseppe La Rocca  1   2   3 , Edoardo Mazzucchi  1   2   3 , Fabrizio Pignotti  1   2   3 , Gianluca Galieri  1   2 , Pierluigi Rinaldi  4 , Giovanni Sabatino  1   2   3
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Advanced Dissection Lab for Neuroanatomy Training

Giuseppe La Rocca et al. Front Neuroanat. .
No abstract available

Keywords: brain dissection; cadaver lab; neuroanatomy; neuroanatomy training; neurosurgeon teaching.

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The authors declare that the research was conducted in the absence of any commercial or financial relationships that could be construed as a potential conflict of interest.

Figures

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Figure 1
(A) (1) Pre-dissection setting intra-operative CT (AIRO), (2) Leica microscope, (3) High Speed Drill foot pedal. (B) Dissection setting: (4) MRI merged with CT scan for neuronavigation, (5) BK ultrasound, (6) suction, (7) Neuronavigator antenna, (8) BrainLab software, and (9) high-resolution student viewing display.
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