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1. A study of effectiveness of case-based learning vs normal demonstration of radiographs for teaching basics of radio anatomy for 1st year MBBS students: A combined effort of the department of anatomy and radiodiagnosis.

Author

Khedekar, Deepak N., Meshram, Pritee M., Kulkarni, Suhas, and Jannu, Manjunath

Subjects
*CASE-based reasoning, *TEACHING demonstrations, *CLINICAL competence, *MEDICAL logic, *TEACHING methods
Abstract

The study of radio anatomy is a fundamental component of medical education, particularly for first-year MBBS students. Traditional teaching methods, such as standard demonstrations of radiographs, have been the cornerstone of this learning process. However, innovative teaching strategies like case-based learning (CBL) are gaining popularity due to their interactive nature and potential to enhance clinical reasoning skills. This study aims to evaluate the effectiveness of CBL compared to normal demonstration of radiographs in teaching the basics of radio anatomy to first-year MBBS students. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2024

2. The aberrant renal vessel at lower pole of kidney: a case report

Author

Khedekar Deepak N, Hattangdi Shanta S, and Meshram Pritee M

Subjects
medicine.medical_specialty, Kidney, lcsh:R5-920, Surgical approach, business.industry, Lower pole, lcsh:R, lcsh:Medicine, Dissection (medical), medicine.disease, Surgery, Aberrant Renal artery, medicine.anatomical_structure, Cadaver, medicine.artery, Renal artery, medicine, Blood supply, business, lcsh:Medicine (General), Blood vessel
Abstract

A sound knowledge of the normal and variations in blood supply of kidney is a prerequisite to having a favourable surgical outcome. Knowledge of the commonly occurring variations assumes even more significance in the era of diagnostic imaging and minimally invasive surgical approaches. We describe a case of variation of the renal blood vessel found during the routine dissection. A male cadaver, approximately of 60 years, presented an aberrant renal artery on the left side. Variation in the number, source, branching and course of the renal arteries occurs frequently. Any variation in arterial supply is important to clinicians undertaking surgery or other intervention renal procedures.

Published
2014

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