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Duplicated superficial branch of the radial nerve and brachioradialis muscle belly: prevalence and significance by Herma, T., Slezak, J., Baca, V., Kachlik, D.

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Arterial supply of the thumb: Systemic review by Miletin, J., Sukop, A., Baca, V., Kachlik, D.

“…We offer a complete systemic review of the anatomy of arteries of the thumb, including their sources in the first web space. Eleven studies were selected from…”
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Total mesorectal excision - 40 years of standard of rectal cancer surgery by Votava, J., Kachlik, D., Hoch, J.

“…Total mesorectal excision (TME) was first described 40 years ago by Richard Heald. The purpose of this article is to point out importance of this surgical…”
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Editorial: History in anatomy education by Duparc, F., Grignon, B., Kachlik, D.

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Main pitfalls of skin surgical suturing - review for junior surgeons and medical students by Kunc, V, Pastor, J, Haluza, A, Kachlik, D

“…Every surgeon starts the training with suturing, which can be very confusing as most of the senior surgeons have their own style, approach, tricks and…”
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Bony canal and grooves of the middle meningeal artery: mythic structures in anatomy and neurosurgery? by Eberlova, L., Pisova, S., Papezova, L., Mirka, H., Hosek, P., Steflova, M., Maleckova, A., Kachlik, D., Stepanek, D.

“…BACKGROUND: It has been previously published that the frontal branch of the middle meningeal artery (MMA) is usually embedded in a bony canal (BC). Although…”
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Trnka Vaclav - Central European Anatomist and Medical Polymath of the Eighteenth Century by Kachlik, D, Varga, I, Zupanic, J, Szekely, A D

“…Vaclav Trnka from Křovice (1739-1791, in Latin: Wenzel Trnka Krzowitz) was a remarkable physician whose life serves as an example in the history of medicine by…”
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The venous system of the pelvis: new nomenclature by Kachlik, D, Pechacek, V, Musil, V, Baca, V

“…The clinical venous anatomy of the pelvis and its veins featured a break-through during the past few years. Not only the diagnostic and therapeutical methods…”
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Anterior retroperitoneal rami: Until now unnamed direct branches of the abdominal aorta by Turyna, R., Kachlik, D., Feyreisl, J., Stingl, J., Baca, V.

“…The aim of the study was to gain a thorough knowledge of the topography and distribution of until now officially unnamed minute direct branches from abdominal…”
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Developmental malformations in the area of the lumbosacral transitional vertebrae and sacrum: differences in gender and left/right distribution by Dzupa, Valer, Slepanek, M., Striz, M., Krbec, M., Chmelova, J., Kachlik, D., Baca, V.

“…Purpose The aim of this study was to determine the incidence of congenital malformations of the lumbosacral transitional vertebrae in the general population,…”
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The superficial venous system of the lower extremity: new nomenclature by Kachlik, D, Pechacek, V, Baca, V, Musil, V

“…The phlebology in the area of lower limbs is the only medical field in which the terminological needs of clinicians were met. Ten years ago, the latest…”
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Las dificultades principales de la sutura quirúrgica del piel - una revisión para cirujanos jóvenes y los estudiantes de medicina by Kunc, V., Pastor, J., Haluza, A., Kachlik, D.

“…Cada cirujano empieza su carrera profesional con el entrenamiento de la sutura cirúrgica. Dado que todos los cirujanos con experiencia tienen sus propios…”
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The deep venous system of the lower extremity: new nomenclature by Kachlik, D, Pechacek, V, Musil, V, Baca, V

“…The correct and precise nomenclature of the veins of the lower extremity is a necessary tool for communication. Three important changes have been done over the…”
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Achilles tendon: the 305th anniversary of the French priority on the introduction of the famous anatomical eponym by Musil, V., Stingl, J., Bacova, T., Baca, V., Kachlik, D.

“…This article presents a detailed chronology regarding the development of terminology relating to the calcaneal tendon, from ancient times to modern day…”
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Morphological features of vasa vasorum in pathologically changed human great saphenous vein and its tributaries by Kachlík, D, Stingl, J, Sosna, B, Straka, Z, Lametschwandtner, A, Minnich, B, Fára, P

“…The question whether the primary increase of vasa vasorum (VV) of venous wall (i) plays an initial role in varicogenesis or (ii) is an expression of impairment…”
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A plea for extension of the official nomenclature of the microscopic structure of human tissues and organs, the Terminologia Histologica by Varga, I., Kachlík, D., Klein, M.

“…BACKGROUND: At first sight, the issue of terminology in morphological sciences may seem as “closed and changeless chapter”, as many of the structures within…”
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A case of a double variant of the arterial system in the upper extremity: Arteria brachialis accessoria et arteria comitans nervi mediani by Kachlik, D., Konarik, M., Hajek, P.

“…A thorough knowledge of arteries of the upper extremity is necessary for catheterization, graft harvesting, shunt application, and Astrup?s examination…”
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Clinical anatomy of the retrocalcaneal bursa by Kachlik, D., Baca, V., Cepelik, M., Hajek, P., Mandys, V., Musil, V., Skala, P., Stingl, J.

“…The goal of the study was to perform a detailed anatomical description of the retrocalcaneal bursa (RB). Its morphological arrangement was studied on 10 fresh…”
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Instabilities of the Thumb Carpometacarpal Joint: Our Surgical Outcomes by Pilný, J, Kachlík, D, Zeman, P, Horáčková, K, Hájek, P

“…PURPOSE OF THE STUDY Carpometacarpal (CMC) instabilities of the thumb joint occur after injuries or due to joint overload in patients with congenital joint…”
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Calcaneus, Calcaneal Tendon and Retrocalcaneal Bursa. Historical Overview and Plea for an Accurate Terminology by Kachlik, D., Musil, V., Vasko, S., Klaue, K., Stingi, J., Baca, V.

“…Diseases and injuries of several specific structures in the heel region have been an enduring focus of medicine. The anatomical terminology of many of these…”
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