#anatomical study

• Anatomy — A fundamental branch of biology and medicine dealing with the study of the structure, shape, arrangement, and spatial relationships of the component organs and tissues of a living organism (human, animal, or plant). In a figurative sense, the term describes a meticulous, detailed, and structural analysis of a phenomenon, a literary work, a social state, or a complex situation.
• Anatomist — A scientist, physician, biologist, or recognized specialist who deals scientifically and systematically with the study of anatomy; a researcher dedicated to the macroscopic or microscopic investigation of the constitutive structures, shapes, and relationships of living organisms. Historically, the great discoveries of anatomists through dissection revolutionized surgery and the understanding of the human body's functioning.