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Chun Chung Cheung

Senior Lecturer in Anatomy Education

King’s College London

United Kingdom

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Chun Chung Cheung is an Associate Professor at King's College London, UK. His research primarily focuses on anatomical education and innovative teaching methods, including the utilization of 3D printing and virtual reality technologies in anatomy learning. Recent publications reflect his interest in enhancing public anatomical knowledge and understanding the challenges faced by students in mastering the intricacies of human anatomy.

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Associate Professor

The University of Hong Kong

HONG KONG

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Principal Lecturer

The University of Hong Kong

HONG KONG

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The hows and whys—A new teaching model for anatomy learning supported by customized 3D printed models

Show them what they can't see! An evaluation of the use of customized 3D printed models in head and neck anatomy

“Where is the spleen? Where are the lungs?”—An investigation of the level of anatomical knowledge of the Hong Kong public

Multifactorial learning challenges in anatomy: What is the niche in current research?

Differences in soft tissue damage using a percutaneous versus open approach for antegrade straight humeral nailing: a quantitative and qualitative anatomical study

Large‐scale integration of Virtual Reality‐Enriched Tasks (VRETs) in gross anatomy curriculum during the pandemic

Why is Anatomy Difficult to Learn? The Implications for Undergraduate Medical Curricula

Using VR‐Enriched Tasks (VRETs) to Promote Active Learning in Pre‐Clinical Gross Anatomy Education

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