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Editorial
Onwards to A New Era
The European Journal of Anatomy (EJA) was launched in 1997 as the official Journal of the Spanish Association of Anatomy (SAE). It is a successor to the “Annals of Anatomy”, a journal founded in 1952, which, due to financial difficulties, ceased publication after the 100th issue.
Original articles
Age-related changes of the tongue and Weber’s salivary glands in male albino mice: A histopathological and morphometric study
The tongue and salivary glands are affected by aging process. This study aimed to assess the age-related structural changes of
Cephalometric radiograph-based approach for sex determination using maxillary sinus index in Surabaya, Indonesia
Accurate sex determination is a critical aspect of individual identification in various fields, including anthropology, forensic science, and archaeology. Various
Surgical anatomy of the tricuspid valve
The aim of this study was to describe danger zones between the tricuspid annulus and the coronary sinus and the
Role of mesenchymal stem cells and taurine in chronic pancreatitis in adult albino rats
Chronic pancreatitis (CP) is an inflammatory disease of the pancreas that leads to pancreatic fibrosis. The current treatment of the
Anatomical interrelationship between infraorbital canal and maxillary sinus: a CBCT-driven exploratory study
The anatomical relationship between the infraorbital canal (IOC) and the maxillary sinus (MS) is of critical importance in maxillofacial surgery,
A cone beam computed tomographic study on foramen transversarium
The foramen transversarium is a vital feature found in the cervical vertebrae of the spine. It serves as a protective
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Case report of an anatomic variation of the buccal nerve (branch of Trigeminal Nerve – V3)
One of the branches of the mandibular nerve is the buccal nerve. It is responsible for sensory innervating of the
Polygastric flexor muscle of the index finger and its clinical implications
Although muscle variations in the forearm have been widely reported, the presence of supernumerary muscles in this compartment may be
A cross sectional study on the online teaching strategies of gross anatomy and histology during the COVID-19 pandemic periods
The subsequent implementation of social distancing during the COVID-19 pandemic has forced universities to keep the students away from the
Morphometrics of the stapedius muscle: A systematic review of cadaveric studies
The stapedius is the smallest skeletal muscle of the body, which has a significant importance in otology as one of
Following Michelangelo’s art and the power of clinical observation: David sign and David goiter
In December 2019, Dr. Gelfman published a very interesting article in Jama Cardiology entitled The David sign (Gelfman, 2020), explaining
Effectiveness of mind mapping as compared to didactic lectures for teaching anatomy among first-year medical students – A randomized control study
Several methods have been suggested to encourage greater student participation during lectures. Mind mapping is a learning tool that uses