AACA 2018 Article Collection

1 October 2017
5 June 2018
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The newer classifications of the chiari malformations with clarifications: An anatomical review

Fatima Azahraa Haddad,  Ibraheem Qaisi,  Nagham Joudeh,  Hamada Dajani,  Fareed Jumah,  Amjad Elmashala,  Nimer Adeeb,  Joshua J. Chern,  R. Shane Tubbs, 

A Glimpse of Our Past

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A self-caricature of michelangelo buonarroti hidden in the portrait of vittoria colonna

Deivis de campos, 

Review

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The clitoral activation paradox — Claimed outcomes from different methods of its stimulation

Roy J. Levin, 

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The fasciacytes: A new cell devoted to fascial gliding regulation

Carla Stecco,  Caterina Fede,  Veronica Macchi,  Andrea Porzionato,  Lucia Petrelli,  Carlo Biz,  Robert Stern,  Raffaele De Caro, 

Review

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The evolution of transgender surgery

Anna Zurada,  Sonja Salandy,  Wallisa Roberts,  Jerzy Gielecki,  Justine Schober,  Marios Loukas, 
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Prostate-induced orgasms: A concise review illustrated with a highly relevant case study

R. J. Levin, 

THIS ARTICLE HAS BEEN RETRACTED

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Retracted: The clinical anatomy of fibromyalgia

Shehzad Khalid,  Emily Simonds,  Marios Loukas,  R. Shane Tubbs, 

Viewpoint

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Body Donation Today: A Critical Comparison of Two Current Practices, and Moving into the Future

Henry Alan Wingfield, 

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The role of mTOR in ovarian Neoplasms, polycystic ovary syndrome, and ovarian aging

Jin Liu,  Dai-Chao Wu,  Li-Hua Qu,  Hong-Qing Liao,  Mei-Xiang Li, 

AACA 2018 Article Collection

To celebrate this year's AACA Conference, here we showcase some key articles published in Clinical Anatomy - read and share them for FREE online:

Edited By: R. Shane Tubbs

Introduction:

Clinical Anatomy is pleased to offer interested colleagues access to this Virtual Issue the contents of which represent a smattering of what we believe to be superb and representative contributions to our journal. These publications were written by authors from around the globe many of whom are members of the American Association of Clinical Anatomists (AACA). Topics for the Virtual Issue are broad and representative of the papers that are typically found in our journal. We hope that you will consider Clinical Anatomy for your future submissions.

Sincerely,

R. Shane Tubbs

Editor, Clinical Anatomy