SIGNIFICANCE OF RACHANA SHAREERA (ANATOMY) AND ITS APPLICATIONS IN THE CLINICAL PRACTICE

Abstract

Anatomy has been a foundation of medical education for thousands of years. Though, in recent years, study of Anatomy has been in decline for many years. For clinical professionals, the human body is the emphasis of exploration and intervention on a day-to-day basis, so the study of anatomy in some form will continue to be essential for safe medical practice and more importantly surgical practice. It is necessary for essential information of anatomy to be adapted by all who are related to clinical practices. It may be real that most do not need to dissect a cadaver in order to practice, but if it can improve their basic knowledge about anatomical structures such as musculoskeletal disorders, cardiovascular disorders, neurological disorders and so many diseases of what they have to manage them, this assuredly has to be of advantage both for the safety of the patient and contentment of the doctor as a specialized professional.