Bradley Creamer

Associate Professor

United States

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Dr. Bradley Creamer is an Associate Professor at Kansas City University of Medicine and Biosciences, USA. His research areas include anatomical considerations for medical procedures, the impact of COVID-19 on medical education, and vaccine hesitancy. He has contributed to the understanding of the sciatic nerve's classification, hands-on learning in anatomy, and the relationship between the Pregnane X Receptor and breast cancer.

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2020

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Jennifer Dennis

Professor of Anatomy

University of Missouri Kansas City

UNITED STATES

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Robert Steele

Anatomy research and teaching fellowship/Course instructor

University of Missouri Kansas City

UNITED STATES

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Anatomical Considerations for the Use of the Popliteal Vein as a Potential Alternative for Central Venous Cannulation

Beaton and Anson Type A Classification of the Sciatic Nerve and Piriformis Complex: Clinical Considerations for Sex and Laterality

Student perceptions of remote versus on‐campus gross anatomy laboratories during COVID‐19

COVID-19 vaccine hesitancy: Considerations for reluctance and improving vaccine uptake

To Touch or Not to Touch: Evaluating Student Laboratory Outcomes of Hands-On versus Visual Examination of Prosected Cadavers

Communicating Branches of the Facial Nerve: Descriptions and Clinical Considerations.

Sterilization and sanitizing of 3D-printed personal protective equipment using polypropylene and a Single Wall design.

Associations between Pregnane X Receptor and Breast Cancer Growth and Progression.

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Jennifer Dennis

Robert Steele

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