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Stefan Tigges

Stefan Tigges

I am an academic Radiologist who uses comics to teach medical students and residents.

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Posted on 30 November, 2017Author Stefan TiggesCategories announcement

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Previous Previous post: #tiggesanatomy Even though my main job is teaching cross sectional anatomy, I do spend some time in the cadaver lab, so my first task is to find some sturdy closed toed shoes. See, nitty-gritty stuff.
Next Next post: #tiggesanatomy Next task, find some vertbrae for the students to hold in their hands and use to correlate with the cross sectional images. The box of vertebrae is somewhere in this room.
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