Sentence examples for dissection rooms from inspiring English sources

Students relay stories about arriving on their first day to be taken down to the dissection rooms and shown dead bodies.

Once she was even party to a guided tour around the college dissection rooms.

I saw the dissection rooms and the cooling rooms where the bodies were stacked like planks of wood.

You grow up when you go into the dissection room".

One recent morning, a reporter and photographers were allowed to view the last "engineering run" in the dissection room.

Aldersey-Williams is most interesting, although often rambling, when discussing the body and its parts in literature, architecture and art, and his own experiences in the dissection room.

I was in the dissection room teaching anaesthetists a couple of weeks ago, when one of them complained that the cadaver "erroneously" showed a nerve in the wrong layer.

Once preserved, bodies used for teaching are kept on a metal table in the temperature controlled dissection room and covered with a plastic "dignity shroud", with another sheet over that.

As a young medical student, he was shown into the dissection room for the first time, and was confronted with a row of recently deceased cadavers, of various ages.

Angharad Everden, 23, in her fifth year of medical training at Cambridge University, describes the donation of a body to science as a gift – and says that her first tentative steps into the dissection room were daunting.

Above the swing doors of the dissection room of my 1980s medical school some wag once scrawled "Behold Man!" The dissection of cadavers with scissors and scalpels was a "necessary inhumanity"; the tracing of nerves, muscles and collapsed blood vessels did not just offer up the secrets of anatomy but opened a window into what it is to be human.