The merits of an intercalated degree in anatomy for medical students.

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The merits of an intercalated degree in anatomy for medical students. / Thomson, R.M.; Brigden, D.N.; Dangerfield, P.H.
In: Clinical Anatomy, Vol. 21, No. 7, 01.01.2008, p. 752.

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Thomson, RM, Brigden, DN & Dangerfield, PH 2008, 'The merits of an intercalated degree in anatomy for medical students.', Clinical Anatomy, vol. 21, no. 7, pp. 752.

APA

Thomson, R. M., Brigden, D. N., & Dangerfield, P. H. (2008). The merits of an intercalated degree in anatomy for medical students. Clinical Anatomy, 21(7), 752.

CBE

Thomson RM, Brigden DN, Dangerfield PH. 2008. The merits of an intercalated degree in anatomy for medical students. Clinical Anatomy. 21(7):752.

MLA

Thomson, R.M., D.N. Brigden and P.H. Dangerfield. "The merits of an intercalated degree in anatomy for medical students.". Clinical Anatomy. 2008, 21(7). 752.

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Thomson RM, Brigden DN, Dangerfield PH. The merits of an intercalated degree in anatomy for medical students. Clinical Anatomy. 2008 Jan 1;21(7):752.

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Thomson, R.M. ; Brigden, D.N. ; Dangerfield, P.H. / The merits of an intercalated degree in anatomy for medical students. In: Clinical Anatomy. 2008 ; Vol. 21, No. 7. pp. 752.

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VL - 21

SP - 752

JO - Clinical Anatomy

JF - Clinical Anatomy

SN - 1098-2353

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