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Revisiting Functional & Clinical Anatomy o f the Lower Limb A Cadaveric Laboratory Experience

Revisiting Functional & Clinical Anatomy o f the Lower Limb A Cadaveric Laboratory Experience. 7pm-9pm Wednesday 26 September Dissection Room, UWA School of Anatomy & Human Biology (CTEC) (Entry & parking at Hacket Drive Entrance 2). You will have the opportunity to:

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Revisiting Functional & Clinical Anatomy o f the Lower Limb A Cadaveric Laboratory Experience

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  1. Revisiting Functional & Clinical Anatomy of the Lower Limb A Cadaveric Laboratory Experience 7pm-9pm Wednesday 26 September Dissection Room, UWA School of Anatomy & Human Biology (CTEC) (Entry & parking at Hacket Drive Entrance 2) • You will have the opportunity to: • Enhance or revise, your understanding of neuromusculoskeletal Anatomy. • Examine specimens of excellent calibre at UWA. • Discuss & share your knowledge with colleagues & a functional anatomist. • You will be provided with: • Detailed exploration & explanation of functional anatomy of muscles on • cadaveric specimens. • Time for self-directed explorationof the specimens, including those in the • UWA Anatomy Museum. • Access to articulated skeletons, plastinatedprosections, • cadaveric prosections & models at the University of Western Australia . If you are keen, please see www.physiotherapy.asn.au for registration details. Dr Jens Hirschberg, BSc, PhD, Grad. Dip. Ed.

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