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Atlas of Fascia Topography: published at Leipzig Anatomy.
The first fascial anatomy atlas, published in early 2015 by Prof. Carla Stecco, served as a milestone in the field of macroscopic human anatomy. It has become �a classic� in the field of fascial anatomy (see https://preview.tinyurl.com/y9y7efqv. In a few days, a second fascial anatomy atlas is published by our group in cooperation with the award-winning German photographer Anna Rowedder. The photographic images in this book are most impressive, as they are most carefully dissected and illuminated to enhance perceptual clarity. Preorders are possible: https://preview.tinyurl.com/ycpskqj5.
Fascia staining in plastinates on the pelvic anatomy
We are on to correlate CT/MRI/and thin slce plastination together with our gynecologists. Prof. Höckel, leader of the Leipzig School of Radical Pelvic Surgery, supports this project. Two recent publications aristed from this fruitfull cooperation: 2017 at Geburtshilfe Frauenheilkunde and 2018 at Annals of Anatomy (Anatomischer Anzeiger).
Fascia live dissection
Dissecting fascia at specimens combined with haptic exploration of living patients tries a next course. In consequence of the succesful of Fascia Summer School 2016 this course was early occupied, and also the next is under booking (in German).
Fascial Plastination Project
We contributed to the Fascial Plastination Project.
Fascia Summer School 2016 at Leipzig Anatomy
80 Visitors from all continents came to Leipzig also visiting our plastinatoin lab. The anatomy demonstrations including our newest plastinates was best ranked by the attendees.