- Experience for an Anatomist to Participate in Production of the Korean Medical Terminology
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Chung MS, Oh CS, Lee YI
- KMID: 2442779
- Anat Biol Anthropol.
- 2019 Mar;32(1):9-15.
- doi: 10.11637/aba.2019.32.1.9
Anatomical terms and medical terms have influenced each other in Korea. The first author of this paper participated in making the sixth edition of the Korean medical terminology (2019) as... -
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- Review of Previous Studies on Dental Wear Method
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Jeon CL, Woo EJ, Pak S
- KMID: 2442778
- Anat Biol Anthropol.
- 2019 Mar;32(1):1-8.
- doi: 10.11637/aba.2019.32.1.1
Tooth wear records valuable information ranging from diets to cultural behaviors such as using teeth as a tool. However, methods analyzing tooth wear in archaeological skeletal remains have been designed... -
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- Biomechanical Analysis of Femoral Diaphyseal Cross-sectional Properties from the Three Kingdoms Period Populations, Korea
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Woo EJ, Jung H
- KMID: 2442781
- Anat Biol Anthropol.
- 2019 Mar;32(1):23-29.
- doi: 10.11637/aba.2019.32.1.23
The purpose of this research is to examine and report the biomechanical characteristics of the past populations that lived in different environments during the Three Kingdom Period of ancient Korea.... -
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- Effectiveness of Smartphone Application in Histology Practice
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Yang K, Park SU, Kim JY, Lee H, Choi IJ, Lee JH
- KMID: 2442780
- Anat Biol Anthropol.
- 2019 Mar;32(1):17-21.
- doi: 10.11637/aba.2019.32.1.17
In recent years, the use of smartphone applications for education is increasing. Although applications are being used for various educational aspects such as exams, the study of medical educational application... -
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- Incidence Rate of Lumbosacral Transitional Vertebrae and Measurement of their Cross-sectional Areas of Vertebral Canal and Dural Sac Using Magnetic Resonance Imaging
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Park TS, Lim YS, Baek SY, Yoon S
- KMID: 2442782
- Anat Biol Anthropol.
- 2019 Mar;32(1):31-42.
- doi: 10.11637/aba.2019.32.1.31
Human lumbar spines usually consist of five vertebrae; however, some individuals have vertebral anomalies with four or six lumbar vertebrae because of the lumbarized first sacral vertebra (lumbarization) or the... -
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