« Gengis Khan » d’Henry Bauchau: anatomie de la première mise en scène d’Ariane Mnouchkine en 1961 by Anca Similar

“…Yet we replace the physical body with a "materia theatrali, digna spectaculo” where Genghis Khan will expose himself to the gaze of the anatomist. Just as each organ has a function, we will strive to isolate the elements to circumscribe the major galvanic functions and to separate the genesis and history. …”
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Dermatoglyphic Pattens in OSMF and Leukoplakia - A Comparative Study by Jaideepa Kumar, Dhaval N. Mehta, Shreyansh Sutaria, Riddhi Chawla, Vikram Anand, Debanti Giri, Santosh Kumar

“…The term dermatoglyphics was first used in 1926 by anatomist Cummins. Dermatoglyphic is a term that refers to “a skin carving.” …”
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Variation in shapes of coronoid process in human mandibles by Maria Kala, Usha Mukkera, T K Rajasree, S Sri Sarada Devi Sattiraju

“…It is also important to anatomist, anthropologist and forensic researches.…”
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A Case Report: Variation of the Cephalic and External Jugular Veins by Mohammad Reza Darabi, Alireza Shams, Parvindokht Bayat, Mohammad Bayat, Saeed Babaee, Bita Ghahremani

“…The knowledge of variations in the superficial veins is of clinical importance for the anatomist, radiologists, clinical practitioners and surgeons in order to plan about the operative procedures. …”
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Boris Timofeevich Matienko and Early Research on Cucurbit Crops at the Moldavian Academy of Sciences by Charles S. Krasnow

“…Boris Timofeevich Matienko (1929–2004) was a respected plant anatomist and physiologist in Soviet Moldova. Matienko’s research was primarily on the growth, development, and senescence of cucurbits, as well as apples, plums, and other vegetable crops. …”
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Mahaim Revisited by Eduardo Back Sternick, Damian Sanchez-Quintana, Hein JJ Wellens, Robert H Anderson

“…It is fascinating to look back at the history of accessory atrioventricular junctional conduction pathways outside the normal accessory atrioventricular conduction system, and their possible role in rhythm disturbances. It took both the anatomist and the clinical arrhythmologist quite some time to understand the complex anatomical architecture and the ensuing electrophysiological properties. …”
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Approaches and Perspectives of the Westward Spread of Traditional Chinese Medicine: A Case Study of the Radicis Chynae by Xi Gao

“…Responding to the research of Western scholars, this paper studies the Radicis Chynae (《中国根书简》 Letters on Chinese Root), a monograph written by Andreas Vesalius, a famous European anatomist who lived in the 16th century. The author of this article examined the understanding and interpretation of Chinese medicine by the European intelligentsia from 16th to 19th century, investigated the influence of the westward spread of TCM on the scientific revolution and medical progress in Europe, and analyzed its relationship with the rise of Sinology in Europe. …”
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Renaissance Anatomy: The Path from Ars to Scientia with a Focus on Anatomical Works of Johannes Jessenius by Tomáš Nejeschleba

“…Jessenius, in his anatomical writings, primarily followed the Paduan anatomist Andreas Vesalius (1514–1564), whose work De humani corporis fabrica (1543) expresses the fundamental change in Renaissance anatomy. …”
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L’orang-outang, l’esclave et l’humain : une querelle des corps en régime colonial by Silvia Sebastiani

“…The parallels drawn by the anatomist on the plane of the body and the brain led him to suggest a possible continuity between the animal and the human world, that stressed the fragility of the borders between them. …”
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Drawing muscles with diagrams: how a novel dissection cut inspired Nicolaus Steno's mathematical myology (1667) by Castel-Branco, N, Kardel, T

“…In 1667, twenty years before Isaac Newton published his mathematization of physics, and more than ten years before the publication of Giovanni Borelli's De motu animalium, the Danish anatomist Nicolaus Steno published an entirely new geometrical theory of muscle motion in the book Elementorum myologiæ specimen. …”

Dissecting with numbers: mathematics in Nicolaus Steno’s early anatomical writings, 1661-64 by Castel-Branco, N

“…<p>At the height of his scientific career, the anatomist Nicolaus Steno published the&nbsp;<em>Elementorum myologi&aelig; specimen</em>&nbsp;(Florence, 1667), a book unlike any other anatomy book until then. …”

Keloidal plaque in a patient with pulmonary tuberculosis: A rare morphological variant of tuberculosis verrucosa cutis by Sundeep Chowdhry, Urmi Khanna, Paschal D’ Souza, Tapan Kumar Dhali

“…Tuberculosis verrucosa cutis (TVC), also known as warty tuberculosis, anatomist's wart or prosector's wart is characterized by the presence of verrucous plaque-like lesions, resulting from direct inoculation of the causative organism into the skin of a previously infected patient. …”
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A Study of Bilateral Asymmetry of Upper Extremities and its Effects on Stature Reconstruction amongst Nigerians by Michael E Nandi, Olaleye A Olabiyi, Emeka A Okubike, Euphemia C Iheaza

“…The present outcome may be found useful by Forensic anthropologist and anatomist in narrowing down human individuality using the regression models. …”
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Structural organization of the rat hyppocampal formation by S. M. Zimatkin, T. V. Klimuts, A. V. Zaerko

“…The term “hippocampus” (ancient Greek: ἱππόκαμπος, from ἵππος, “horse” and κάμπος, “sea monster”, or “sea-horse”) was first introduced in the sixteenth century by anatomist J.C. Arantius. The term “hippocampal formation” is currently applied to a group of cytoarchitectonically different adjacent areas, including, along with the hippocampus itself, the dentate gyrus, subiculum, presubiculum, parasubiculum and entorhinal cortex. …”
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Hermann Klaatsch and his photographic representations of Australian aborigines during his scientific trip through Australia (1904-1907) by Francisco Pelayo

“… The German anatomist and palaeontologist Hermann Klaatsch arrived in Australia to study the aborigines in March 1904. …”
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Social and Cultural Aspects of Russian Experimental Medicine During the Reign of Peter I by T. V. Kovaleva

“…The article shows him not only as a monarch, but also as a person with a keen interest in practical and experimental medicine, so he can be called an anatomist, surgeon, physician, dentist and intelligent collector.Conclusion. …”
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Honoris Causa Professor Dushan Fedorovich Lambl was a Man Truly Devoted to Science by V. P. Terentyev, M. Z. Gasanov, Yu. M. Ambalov, M. M. Batyushin

“…Vilém Dušan Lambl, better known in Russia as Dushan Fedorovich Lambl (1824-1895) — Czech and Russian anatomist, histologist, therapist and parasitologist, doctor of medicine, professor, head of the department of normal anatomy and pathological anatomy of the Imperial Kharkov University (from 1860 to 1871), head of the Faculty therapeutic Department of the Imperial University of Warsaw (from 1871 to 1895), Privy Councilor.Professor Lambl D.F. the main works on parasitology (he was the first to describe in 1859 the simplest microorganism that parasitizes humans and now bears his name), pathological anatomy (his famous lithographs written on stone), normal anatomy, internal medicine, as well as natural science, ethnography, culture and linguistics of Slavs and others. …”
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110-birth anniversary of professor, honorable scientist of Russian Federative Socialist Republic M.A. Sresely by O. P. Bol'shakov, V. L. Petrishev

“…For a long period of time he was a member of the Presidium of the Board of the All-union and Leningrad Anatomist's, thistologist's and Embryologist's Society. …”
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The lives of creatures obscure, misunderstood, and wonderful: a volume in honour of Ken Aplin 1958–2019. In Papers in Honour of Ken Aplin, ed. Julien Louys, Sue O’Connor, and Krist... by Kristofer M. Helgen, Julien Louys, Sue O'Connor

“…Ken was a world-renowned comparative anatomist, vertebrate systematist, palaeontologist, and zooarchaeologist. …”

Geoffrey Wingfield Harris (1913-1971), padre de la neuroendocrinología by Alfredo Jacome-Roca

“…Contents: The life and work of the British anatomist George W. Harris (1913-1971) is described. …”
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