The evolution, morphology and development of fern leaves by Alejandra eVasco, Robbin C. Moran, Barbara A. Ambrose

“…For decades, morphologists, anatomists, paleobotanists, and systematists have contributed data to this debate. …”
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A case series of synostosis/blocks observed in Indian human vertebra: Clinical and developmental perspective by Mouna Subbaramaiah, R Archana, S R Jagannatha

“…Not just anatomists but also clinicians from a variety of disciplines, including orthopedic doctors, surgeons, neurologists, and neurosurgeons, are interested in vertebral abnormalities. …”
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Making connections: using anatomy to guide tissue engineering approaches at the enthesis by C Loukopoulou, JW Mortimer, JZ Paxton

“…The cross-disciplinary collaboration across an array of experts, including anatomists, involved in the design, development and utilisation of bioengineered tissues will enhance the properties of such tissues and improve their clinical relevance. …”
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An important superficial vein of the radial aspect of the forearm: An anatomical study by Madhubari Vathulya, Mohd Salahuddin Ansari

“…Other than the cephalic and basilic veins, no other superficial vein has caught the eyes of anatomists and other health professionals significantly. …”
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Anatomical Variation: Median Nerve Formation – A Case Vignette by Anju Bala, Pranoti Sinha, Binod Kumar Tamang, Rohit Kumar Sarda

“…These variations are significant for the neurologists, surgeons, anesthetists and the anatomists. During routine anatomical dissection of the right axilla and infraclavicular region of a 45-year-old male cadaver, the medial root of the median nerve was found to receive a supplementary branch from the medial aspect of the terminal portion of the lateral cord of brachial plexus and the branch was passing infront of the axillary artery from lateral to medial side. …”
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3D atlas of the human fetal chondrocranium in the middle trimester by Markéta Kaiser, Tomáš Zikmund, Siddharth Vora, Brian Metscher, Igor Adameyko, Joy M. Richman, Jozef Kaiser

“…In comparison, very little is known about the full 3D human chondrocranium, except from drawings made by anatomists many decades ago. The knowledge of human-specific aspects of chondrocranial development are essential for understanding congenital craniofacial defects and human evolution. …”
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High Origin of Ulnar Artery with Unusual Superficial Course and Abnormal Additional Branches from the Superficial Palmar Arch. by Mohandas Rao KG, Somayaji SN, Jyothsna P, Jyothsna P

“…The existence of a SUA is undeniably of interest to the clinicians as well as to the anatomists. We hereby present a case of unilateral SUA along with a brief review of the literature and analysis of its clinical significance.…”
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From apoplexy in antiquities to cerebrovascular stroke in modernity: a narrative timeline and tale by Tamer Roushdy

“…The European Renaissance beginning from 1400 AD with its famous anatomists and physicians greatly contributed too to stroke localization and vascular supply. …”
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Endoscopic Anatomy of the Equine Guttural Pouch: An Anatomic Observational Study by Perrine Piat, Jean-Luc Cadoré

“…This area is extremely complex, and its description remains a real challenge for veterinary anatomists and practitioners. Six clinically normal equine cadavers were employed. …”
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Variability in the origin of the obturator artery by Mangala M. Pai, Ashwin Krishnamurthy, Latha V Prabhu, Manohar V. Pai, Senthil A. Kumar, Gavishiddappa A. Hadimani

“…CONCLUSION: The data obtained in this study show that it is more common to find an abnormal obturator artery than was reported previously, and this observation has implications for pelvic surgeons and is of academic interest to anatomists. Surgeons dealing with direct, indirect, femoral, or obturator hernias need to be aware of these variations and their close proximity to the femoral ring.…”
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Galen. On my own books by Irina Prolygina

“…In particular, he mentions two great anatomists of antiquity — Marinus and Likus. The treatise «On my own books» is one of the most frequently cited works of Galen and may serve as an introduction to his thought. …”
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Transitional Nerve: A New and Original Classification of a Peripheral Nerve Supported by the Nature of the Accessory Nerve (CN XI) by Brion Benninger, Jonathan McNeil

“…We traced the origin of the incongruity to the writings of early comparative anatomists who believed the accessory nerve was either branchial or somatic depending on the origin of its target musculature. …”
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Klippel–Feil Syndrome A Case Report by Mehmet Tatar, Ekrem Solmaz, Ayşe Gamze Özcan, Zeliha Fazlıoğulları, Abdussamet Batur

“…These imaging modalities are necessary and beneficial for anatomists, radiologists, neurosurgeons, and orthopedists so that they may evaluate the findings, coexisting anomalies, and risk factors of Klippel-Feil syndrome in order to reach appropriate diagnosis, follow-up, and treatment.…”
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Incidence of the persistent median artery of the forearm in Myanmar adults by Aung, Htar Htar, Than, Thitsar Aye Maung

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Mollusca: Caudofoveata, Monoplacophora, Polyplacophora, Scaphopoda, And Solenogastres by Sigwart, J, Sumner-Rooney, L

“…Indeed, aplacophorans (Caudofoveata and Solenogastres) as well as scaphopods were historically considered to be worms, but the organization of their nervous systems helped early comparative anatomists to recognize these animals as molluscs. This assessment of the nervous systems across diverse body plans may prove essential to resolving larger questions about molluscan and metazoan evolutionary dynamics.…”

Variant Anatomy and Its Terminology by David Kachlík, Ivan Varga, Václav Báča, Vladimír Musil

“…Understanding variant anatomy is a basic skill not only of mere anatomists, but also of clinicians who work in fields involving both diagnostic techniques and therapeutic interventions. …”
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Fibularis Tertius Muscle: Cadaveric Study in Indians by Jadhav Surekha D, Ambali Manoj P, Patil Raosaheb R, Doshi Medha A, Roy Priya

“…Conclusion: Variations of fibularis tertius muscle are more frequent and its distal attachments are not absolutely at a fixed position therefore a precise and detailed knowledge of this muscle is important for foot surgeons and anatomists.…”
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Two Cases of Rectus Sternalis Muscle by Minnie Pillay, Swapna Ramakrishnan, Mahendran Mayilswamy

“…The sternalis muscle, an uncommon anatomical variant of the chest wall musculature, though perhaps well known to anatomists, is quite unfamiliar to clinicians and radiologists despite attempts to highlight its clinical importance in recent years. …”
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A toolbox for the retrodeformation and muscle reconstruction of fossil specimens in Blender by Eva C. Herbst, Luke E. Meade, Stephan Lautenschlager, Niccolo Fioritti, Torsten M. Scheyer

“…This guide is aimed at palaeontologists but can also be used by anatomists working with damaged specimens or to test functional implication of hypothetical morphologies.…”
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Abnormal Course of Right Coronary Artery Together with Variant Left Coronary Artery and Partial Atresia of Cicumflex Artery by Rajani Singh

“…This rare configuration of coronary arteries will facilitate the cardiac surgeons to improve the understanding of defects of coronary arteries and planning of angiography, coronary by bypass grafting and other surgical interventions, radiologists for refining interpretation of imagery and anatomists for new variants.…”
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