SF Clinical Anatomy and Research

ABOUT JOURNAL

SF Clinical Anatomy and Research focuses on research connecting anatomical science with clinical medicine, surgery, diagnostic practice, and biomedical investigation. The journal provides a platform for anatomists, clinicians, surgeons, medical educators, and researchers exploring the structure of the human body and its importance in understanding disease and clinical procedures.

The journal covers areas including gross anatomy, regional anatomy, clinical anatomy, surgical anatomy, anatomical variations, morphometry, developmental anatomy, neuroanatomy, radiological anatomy, imaging-based anatomical studies, anatomical relationships, procedural anatomy, and research examining the application of anatomical knowledge to clinical practice and medical education.

The journal welcomes original research, review articles, systematic reviews, anatomical studies, clinical investigations, imaging studies, morphometric research, case reports, educational contributions, methodological work, brief reports, and other scientifically valuable manuscripts. The journal seeks to strengthen the connection between anatomical research and clinical application while supporting improved medical education and patient care.

FEATURED ARTICLES

Research Article

Evaluation of Vertebral Level of Sternal Angle and Sternal Notch Using MRI

Bijan-Nejad D, Asadi-Fard Y^*, Dahaz S and Heidari-Moghadam A

Purpose: Surface anatomy and living anatomy is essential for understanding the foundation of physical examination, and the interpretation of clinical findings. The sternal angle is an important clinical landmark for identifying many other anatomical points. Many books have stated that sternal angle (Louis angle) passing of T4-T5 intervertebral disc. Numerous inconsistencies in clinically important surface markings exist between and within anatomical reference texts. The purpose of this study is to determine the vertebral level of this plane in living subjects.

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JOURNAL SCOPE

Scope

Publishes research connecting clinical anatomy with medical practice, imaging, surgery, anatomical variation, morphology, and healthcare education.

Research Areas

Clinical Anatomy Anatomy Human Anatomy Gross Anatomy Clinical Morphology Surgical Anatomy Radiological Anatomy Neuroanatomy Musculoskeletal Anatomy Cardiovascular Anatomy

EDITORIAL BOARD

Antonio Manenti

University of Modena

Italy

Ashraf Naeem

Zagazig & King Abdulaziz University

Saudi Arabia

Ehab Elshaarawy

Cairo University

Egypt

George Paraskevas

Aristotle University of Thessaloniki

Greece

John Tsiaoussis

University of Crete

Greece

JONATHAN I.LECKENBY

University of Rochester Medical Center

Rochester

Loreto B. Feril

Fukuoka University School of Medicine

Japan