Background: Cadaveric dissection is a crucial educational tool for medical students, researchers, and healthcare professionals. There is a concerning lack of dissection skills teaching, resulting in medical students not having the necessary surgical skills and students feel that their own learning needs are not met. Aim: To understand the instruments used for dissection to become a skilled anatomist. Materials and Methods: Hands-on training of specialized instruments with tissue handling for safe and efficient dissection helps in in-depth exploration of human anatomy. Results: Applied knowledge of instruments will enable medical students to perform precise dissection, ensure better exposure and preserve anatomical structures effectively. Conclusion: Effective utilization of instruments will enhance anatomical and surgical knowledge, promote better understanding of anatomical relationships, and lead to better teaching and quality research work in the future.
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