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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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Starting tomorrow, posting a “Tale from the Cadaver Lab” each weekday.

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Posted on 14 August, 20184 August, 2018Author Stefan TiggesCategories announcement

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Previous Previous post: One minute anatomy drawing exercise, Abdominal Aorta: https://drive.google.com/file/d/14XUkHSBi0pnVXYIaa1T7lDcJErkcsaV8/view
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