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Drawing: A Dialogue across Disciplines teaching and learning. Other studies continue to show drawing activities to be an excellent tool for developing skills in observation and communication, useful for improving the physical and psychological support for individual patients.

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Toward an Archaeology of Impact, the dural venous sinuses. The reader will be presented with a novel way of looking at the venous drainage of the brain and how to use this visualisation in understanding venous anatomy and its clinical implications.

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