As a teacher of surgical anatomy Wormald has seldom been surpassed; as a surgeon he was a perfect assistant, while his mechanical genius enabled him to excel in the manipulative parts of his art.
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It became known for its readability and interest, as it presented medical and surgical anatomy in a practical light, rather than as a colourless academic exercise . and rapidly gained popularity amongst surgical students.
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Written by the Academies clinicians and academics the topical questions and mock exams include clinical images, radiology, osteology and data interpretation as well as specialist information on applied surgical anatomy, focused clinical history and examinations.
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Other research reports have referred to drug therapy of brain tumors, surgical anatomy of the optic nerve region, surgical approaches to the pineal region, management of midline tumors, nerve tissue ultrastructure, blood-brain barrier and pericyte-endothelial gap-junctions.
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His early positions included demonstrator of anatomy at the Windmill Street School of Medicine, demonstrator of anatomy ( 1831 36 ) and professor of descriptive and surgical anatomy at King's College ( from 1836 ), and assistant and full surgeon at Charing Cross Hospital ( 1836 40 ).
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Paul was the first Ceylonese to deliver the Hunterian Oration at the Royal College of Surgeons of England on three occasions-" The Surgical Anatomy of the Spermatic Cord " ( 1950 ), " Congenital Abnormalities of the Midline Abdominal Wall " ( 1953 ) and " Haemorrhages from Head Injuries " ( 1955 ).
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In specific cases, other specialized or ancillary endoscopes may be used for ERCP . These include mother-daughter and SpyGlass cholangioscopes ( to help in diagnosis by directly visualizing the duct as opposed to only obtaining X-ray images ) as well as balloon enteroscopes ( e . g . in patients with post-Whipple or Roux-en-Y surgical anatomy ).
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At low cost Churchill brought out illustrated works, such as " Medical Botany ", edited by Dr . John Stephenson and by his brother James Mores Churchill, James Wardrop's " Morbid Anatomy of the Eye ", Joseph Maclise's " Surgical Anatomy ", Francis Sibson's " Medical Anatomy ", and other works.
