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First, congrats to everyone who matched today!! I'm psyched about Friday and cannot wait..
I'm currently enrolled in an elective called surgical anatomy...traditionally this is one of those courses where I can do almost nothing and get an easy pass. But I also have the option of requesting a cadaver and having free reign over any dissections I may want to do. As someone going into anesthesiology, would getting a cadaver and doing some cutting benefit me later when I have to do central lines, nerve blocks, etc? Are there any specific areas of the body where I should become very familiar with the external/internal anatomy? Any thoughts on how I can maximize this opportunity to benefit me later as an anesthesiology resident would be much appreciated!
Most of my fellow 4th years taking this elective have not requested a cadaver.
I'm currently enrolled in an elective called surgical anatomy...traditionally this is one of those courses where I can do almost nothing and get an easy pass. But I also have the option of requesting a cadaver and having free reign over any dissections I may want to do. As someone going into anesthesiology, would getting a cadaver and doing some cutting benefit me later when I have to do central lines, nerve blocks, etc? Are there any specific areas of the body where I should become very familiar with the external/internal anatomy? Any thoughts on how I can maximize this opportunity to benefit me later as an anesthesiology resident would be much appreciated!
Most of my fellow 4th years taking this elective have not requested a cadaver.