What’s the point of clinical anatomy research? Surely the human body is fully mapped by now
AusDoc speaks with two of Australia’s leading practitioners.
You might think that given the view that anatomy started around the time of the ancient Egyptians, we’ve learned all we can from dissecting and mapping the human body.
So is the research work of clinical anatomists of any value to modern day clinical care?
Read what two of Australia’s leading practitioners, Associate Professor Quentin Fogg and Associate Professor Krisztina Valter, said in response.
AusDoc: The blunt question first. Don’t we know all we need to know about the anatomy of the human body?
