The phrase "anatomical dissection" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to biology, medicine, or education, particularly when discussing the process of dissecting organisms to study their anatomy.
Example: "The students were required to perform an anatomical dissection of a frog to understand its internal structures."
Alternatives: "biological dissection" or "morphological dissection".
So it's no surprise to learn that his own life was framed by the exacting discipline of anatomical dissection.
At the time, the bodies of executed prisoners were given to doctors for anatomical dissection.
Antonio Pollaiuolo is recognized individually as a superb draftsman whose mastery of line is best exemplified in his renderings of the human figure in motion; he was among the first artists to practice anatomical dissection in the study of the human form.
The dPTTL appears on magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) and in anatomical dissection as thickest and bridges the posterior colliculus and the medial tubercle of the talus.
Eleven fresh-frozen cadaveric knees [nine female; two male; median age 79 years (range 71 88 years)] underwent a standardised anatomical dissection.
This fits with previous studies where this structure has been identified both through anatomical dissection [1, 3, 10, 13, 14, 22] and magnetic resonance imaging [1, 23, 24].
On the MR images (Figs. 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9 and 10), anatomic details of Bengal tiger stifle joints were compared with the anatomical dissections and evaluated according to the signal intensity of the different bony components and soft-tissues structures.
As the Brazilian researchers probably know, Michelangelo himself did anatomical dissections to learn more about the human body so he could sculpt and paint it better.
GK carried out the anatomical dissections and took the photographs.
MM and FL participated in the design of the study and the anatomical dissections.
All authors were involved in the interpretation of the results of the anatomical dissections.
