Cotofana Anatomy: Recent Episodes

Prof. Sebastian Cotofana

Get ready to discover the amazing world of Anatomy hosted by Professor Sebastian Cotofana, M.D. Trauma Surgery, Ph.D Medical Science & Ph.D Anatomy, who has published more than 100 peer-reviewed scientific articles and book chapters. He additionally teaches worldwide online and in-person anatomy courses with and without hands-on experience to guide and increase the knowledge and the ability of health care providers. For more content and information do not forget to follow us on Instagram @professorsebastiancotofana @cotofanaanatomy and visit our website cotofanaanatomy.com. Disclaimer: The views and opinions expressed in this program are those of the speakers and do not necessarily reflect the views or positions of any entities they represent.

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In this episode, we discuss the importance of facial ligaments. Listen now!

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Facial muscles! All of them have one unique feature in common...they are needed to move the skin.

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In this episode, we discuss the importance of facial fat. We have three types of fat: superficial fat, deep fatty layer, and brown fat, which play a vital role in the face.
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Facial expression and facial movement contribute to the facial aging process, and this is what biomechanics is trying to capture. How soft tissues move, how they change, and how they behave within the process of aging. Find out more on this episode. Find out more in this episode. Did you like it? Share with us!

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Our second season is dedicated to the outstanding world of facial anatomy. In our first episode, Prof. Sebastian Cotofana explains the process of facial aging and the anatomical structures that intervene in this constant and natural process of every human being.

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Is dissection and physical in-person dissection the best way to teach?

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Understanding the important role of technology and new ways of view, in the new Anatomical discoveries.

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Professor Sebastian Cotofana talks about what it is to be an Anatomist. A Brief conversation about his day-to-day activities including research, education, and other projects that make part of his agenda.

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Where do they come from? How do we interact with them?

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What is Anatomy? What does an Anatomist do?  What does it take to be an Anatomist?

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