The center provides cadaveric workshops for residents and specialists from Thailand and other countries. The fresh cadavers are used for cadaveric hands-on trainings in various fields, such as
Short training courses mainly rely on human body dissection using the formalin-fixed cadaver. We let students make their own experience in dissecting and finding important structures as well as studying the anatomical relations among the structures of interest. During our dissection time, important anatomy charts including the topographic anatomy and the MRI are provided adjacent to the dissecting table. Group discussion and teacher-student discussion are held along the dissection time to ensure maximum learning.
This course is suitable for preclinical students, such as medical, dental, nursing, and physical therapy students. Moreover, this course can provide teaching and learning for lecturer in anatomy, postgraduate and graduate students in medicine and health sciences who would like to recall, learn, and discuss the anatomical knowledge to apply in clinical anatomy.
The cadaver-based anatomy learning provides good dexterity skills, promotes group participation, discussion and ultimately supports your preclinical anatomical knowledge relevant to clinical practice in the future. Following ethical standards, the anatomy knowledge of students will be recalled, discussed, integrated, and finally consolidated and this surely improves participant’s learning skill in anatomy.
• Cutaneous nerves and dermatomes
• Mammary gland and pectoral muscles
• Vessels and nerves of the pectoral region
• Axilla
• Bony landmarks of the back
• Superficial and deep muscles of the back
• Nerves and vessels of the back
• Cutaneous nerves and dermatomes
• Superficial veins
• Shoulder region
• The arm: bones, muscles, nerves and vessels
• The forearm: bones, muscles, nerves and vessels
• The hand: bones, muscles, nerves and vessels
• Joints of upper limb
• Cutaneous nerves and dermatomes
• Superficial veins
• Anterior and medial aspects of thigh
• The gluteal region
• Posterior aspect of thigh and popliteal fossa
• The leg and dorsal aspect of foot
• The sole
• Joints of lower limb
• Surface anatomy and bony landmarks
• Mediastinum and its contents
• The lung and bronchopulmonary segments
• The heart and pericardium
• Posterior thoracic wall and the azygos system
• Esophagus and thoracic aorta
• The thoracic autonomic nervous system
• Spinal nerve and its relation to the ANS
• Surface anatomy and landmarks
• Anterior abdominal wall
• Inguinal region and the hernia
• The omentum and epiploic foramen
• The liver and gall bladder
• Stomach and the celiac trunk
• The mesentery, small and large intestines
• The mesenteric vessels
• Pancreas and spleen
• The hepatic portal system
• Kidney and diaphragm
• The posterior abdominal wall and lumbar plexus
• The vagus, splanchnic nerve and ANS
• Surface anatomy
• Cutaneous nerves and dermatomes
• Urogenital and anal triangles
• The male perineum
• The lesser and greater pelvis
• Male and female pelvic viscera
• Lumbosacral plexus
• The pelvic autonomic nervous system
• Joints of the pelvis
• The scalp and surface anatomy
• Cutaneous nerves and vessels
• The facial expression muscles
• Posterior triangle of the neck
• Anterior triangle of the neck
• Carotid artery and its branches
• Cervical plexus and cervical sympathetic chain
• Root of the neck
• The temporal and parotid regions
• The infratemporal region
• Muscles of mastication
• The TMJ
• Maxillary artery and its branches
• Mandibular nerve (V3)
• Otic ganglion and chorda tympani
• The submandibular (suprahyoid) region
• The skull and cranial fossae
• Meninges and dural venous sinuses
• The orbital cavity and its contents
• The ear (middle and inner ear, CN VII, CN VIII)
• The prevertebral region
• The oral cavity, tongue and teeth
• The palate and pharynx
• The nasal cavity and paranasal air sinuses
• Pterygopalatine fossa
• The larynx
1. Supporting accommodation arrangements based on your preferences
2. Facilitating documents for visa application
1. Course fees are calculated for a 5-day training with hands-on group dissection, 2 breaks and one lunch per day.
2. Transportation: Airport transfer will be provided in 2 rounds before the workshop starts and after event closure.
3. Accident insurance
4. Farewell dinner and souvenir
The center supports cadaveric research for residents and specialists in various studies, such as
- Morphology and morphometry studies in anatomy and clinical anatomy
- Anatomical variation studies
- Anatomical structures related to surgical procedures and clinical examinations
