SF Journal of Anatomy
Published articles in this issue
Abstract: Using 8 methods, 337 medical students were asked to examine and to self-identify the presence ofthe palmaris longus muscle in each of their own arm. On the other hand, during anatomy dissection a total of 174 cadaver arms were examined for palmaris longus muscle. This study covers the schoolyears 2015 to 2017. The result showed that 97% of the arms of the students and that of the cadavershave the palmaris
Abstract: The brain carries out cognitive learning and processing different types of information processes. Types of information processes are performed by different anatomical structures. The structure of,brain anatomy changes due to the effect of diseases related to brain. Accurate identification of brain abnormalities as tumor, stroke and hemorrhage lesions is the critical task in planning appropriate therapy. CAD
Abstract: Lengthening of body and organs is widely observed among the animal kingdom. Besides the lengthening of some invertebrates such as worms (Platyhelminthes or flatworms, Nemathelminths still called nematodes or roundworms, Annelids), Arthropods (Myriapoda) [1], lengthening is also observed among the Vertebrates
Abstract: During routine dissection of an approximately 50-year-old female cadaver for training the Master students of the Anatomical Sciences at school medicine of Tehran University of Medical Sciences, we came across a variation in branching pattern of right axillary artery
Abstract: Approximately 25% upto 30% of the adult kidneys have two to four renal arteries, which usually arise from the aorta. In a donated male cadaveric specimen, 72 years of age during his death, we have discovered a double renal artery in the left kidney.