Summary:
Rapid development of molecular biology, biochemistry, physiology and other sciences has diminished the previously
dominant role of morphology in the theoretical part of medical studies. Morphology, closely related to various
disciplines, should, however, be included in clinical lectures. Changes in the curricula would require concise and
well-structured textbooks, based on recent clinico-morphological studies, for the theoretical parts of both medical
and allied health care study programmes. Comprehensive textbooks are still necessary for the specific needs of
clinicians and researches.
Key words:
morphology teaching, morphological textbooks, clinico-morphological studies.
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