Re-examining our roots: Queer history and anatomy.

Since its establishment as one of the major authorities on the human body, Anatomy has played a crucial role in social and political spheres. In this article, I review how the history of Anatomy has intersected with queer history and how the effects of these interactions have affected queer lives today. In these historical cases, I aim to demonstrate how Anatomy has affected the social organization of human culture and society and also how society has affected anatomical knowledge in return.

Build-A-Pelvis: a Low-cost Modeling Activity to Improve Medical Students' Understanding of Perineal Anatomy.

Background: We demonstrate a low-cost, active learning module that provides medical students with a three-dimensional understanding of perineal anatomy.

Activity: Student groups completed a perineal model and then reviewed another group's model of the opposite sex. Multiple pre- and post-module quizzes and correlated exam questions were analyzed.