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Peter Cull
The temporomandibular joint (watercolour on board, 46X23-5 cm) is one of 20 works by Peter Cull that can be seen at an exhibition of paintings of human anatomy called "Body parts". The various aspects of the human body featured in the exhibition include the construction of a single cell, structure of a kidney, and dissection of the head and neck and other organs. In 1991, Peter Cull was appointed professor of medical art by London University (the first and only chair in the UK), and emeritus professor in 1993. The exhibition can be seen at Gosport Museum, Hampshire, UK, until Oct 26.
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Huygen FJA, Mokkink HGA, Smits AJA, et al. Relationship between the working styles of general practitioners and the health status of their patients. Br J Gen Pract 1992; 42: 141-44. 13 Hart JT. Innovative consultation time as a common European currency. Eur J Gen Pract 1995; 1: 34-37. 14 Pearce JMS. The placebo enigma. QJ Med 1995; 88: 215-20. 15 Beecher HK. Surgery as placebo: a quantitative study of bias. JAMA 12
1961; 176: 1102-07 Influence of adherence to treatment and response of cholesterol on mortality in the Coronary Drug Project. N Engl J Med 1980; 303: 1038-41. 17 Vijayaraghavan K, Radhaiah G, Reddy V. Vitamin A supplementation and childhood mortality. Lancet 1992; 340: 1358-59. 18 Roethlisberger FJ, Dickson WJ. Management and the worker. Boston: Harvard University Press, 1939. 19 Mills M, Davies HTO, Macrae WA. Care of dying patients in hospital. BMJ 1994; 309: 583-86.
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Coronary Drug Project Group.
temporomandibular joint
Peter Cull
The temporomandibular joint (watercolour on board, 46X23-5 cm) is one of 20 works by Peter Cull that can be seen at an exhibition of paintings of human anatomy called "Body parts". The various aspects of the human body featured in the exhibition include the construction of a single cell, structure of a kidney, and dissection of the head and neck and other organs. In 1991, Peter Cull was appointed professor of medical art by London University (the first and only chair in the UK), and emeritus professor in 1993. The exhibition can be seen at Gosport Museum, Hampshire, UK, until Oct 26.
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