“No innovation without evaluation”.

Explore the growing evidence supporting the work of Surgical Sculpture in the following peer reviewed and PubMed indexed publications

Publications and Research

A detailed anatomical model of a human head showing muscles, nerves, and internal structures, placed on a wooden surface with blurred background.

Constructive Anatomy®: A training paradigm addressing the shortfalls in conventional anatomy education

JPRAS 2025

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An anatomical sculpture of a human body showing muscles, nerves, and blood vessels.

The principle of construction in teaching complex anatomy

PFMA Journal 2025

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A detailed anatomical model of a hand and forearm showing muscles, nerves, and blood vessels, placed on a wooden base in a classroom or lab setting.

Course Review: The Hand and Forearm Constructive Anatomy® Trainer

Annals of Plastic Surgery 2021

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A person creating an anatomical model of a human hand with visible nerves and blood vessels, surrounded by four other people in a classroom setting.

Instructed sculpting of the human hand as an anatomy training exercise for plastic surgeons and allied healthcare professionals

Sage Journals 2021

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Working on a human skull model with visible nerves, blood vessels, and eye sockets in a classroom or lab setting.

Rhinoplasty: Basic Skills Day

The Journal of Craniofacial Surgery 2022

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