The HAPS-EDucator for Spring 2015 is HERE. This members-only perk is available if you log into the HAPS website to view the newest edition.
Articles in this edition include:
Marvels of the Bologna Anatomical Wax Museum: their theoretical and clinical importance in the training of 21st century medical students
By Francesco M. Galassi, Alessandro Ruggeri, Kevin Petti, hutan Ashrafian
A Functional MRI (fMRI) Study Showing Neuroanatomical Correlates of
Medical Image Interpretation and Effects of Art Instruction on Visuo-spatial skills in Medical Education
By Elliot Dickerson BS, Caryn Babaian, MC, Med, Kim Curby, PhD, Beverley Hershey, MD, Scott H. Faro, MD, Feroze B. Mohamed, PhD
The Anatomical Landmarks Most Important for Dental Implant Surgery
By Sarah Cooper
Anastomosis: Connecting History and Anatomy Education
By Vinson H. Sutlive
Indentification of Unknown Mammalian Quadruped Bones by Histological Techniques And Bone Morphology
By Olena Prikhodko, Sarah Cooper, and Jennifer Wood, PhD
The Nerve of it All: The BRachial Plexus in 3D. A Workshop Presentation at Central Regional Conference in Cincinnati
By Christine Yu
A Summary of the HAPS Regional Conference in Cincinnati
By Bonnie Richmond, PhD