Robert Steele

Anatomy research and teaching fellowship/Course instructor

University of Missouri Kansas City

United States

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Robert Steele is a Course Instructor at Kansas City University in the United States. His research areas include the anatomical variations of the facial nerve, sural nerve complex, and their clinical implications. Recent publications highlight his focus on enhancing anatomical education and the importance of prosected specimens in practical examinations. Steele's work contributes significant insights to both foundational anatomy and its clinical applications.

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Bradley Creamer

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Jennifer Dennis

Professor of Anatomy

University of Missouri Kansas City

UNITED STATES

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

Anatomy of the sural nerve complex: Unaccounted anatomic variations and morphometric data

A head above the rest: use of prosected specimens increases practical exam performance for Head and Neck anatomy

Cadaveric Analysis on the Spatial Properties of the Sural Nerve around the Lateral Malleolus

Investigation of a Novel Cranial Ligament Between the Occiput and Cervical Spinal Dura

Key Anatomical Clarifications for the Marginal Mandibular Branch of the Facial Nerve: Clinical Significance for the Plastic Surgeon

Analysis of the Sural Nerve Complex in North American Adult Cadavers: Distribution, Population Specific Morphology, and Anatomic Variants.

Overlooked and Underestimated: New Insight on Communicating Branches of The Facial Nerve

Relation of the Marginal Mandibular Nerve to the Inferior Border of the Mandible in Fresh and Embalmed Cadavers

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Bradley Creamer

Jennifer Dennis

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