He assumes no prior knowledge and identifies physiological landmarks to help guide the novice
dissector.
Hamdi J et al reported that dissection from the midclavicular cannula with right hand with the lateral displacement of the neck of the gallbladder using the left hand through the subxiphoid cannula is difficult because the tip of the
dissector will lose its perpendicular angle to the dissection plane and become positioned with a very narrow angle.1 We solved that problem using a thirty degree telescope and retracting hartmann's pouch mediallly while camera was showing from lateral and laterally while camera was showing from medial.
The Anatomy Tour Time keeps the students who are acting as readers involved with the dissection by researching valid information on the structures as they are dissected and sharing their findings with the
dissectors. Having specific responsibilities that occupy their time during the laboratory session has kept the students on topic and reduced their inattention.
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The first edition of The
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In 2012 Karen spent endless hours in the NZNO head office library going through all the issues of The
Dissector to collate a detailed history of the College.
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With two new Editorial Committee members now working on The
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* a MINNZ nurse is to be appointed an ex-officio member for The
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