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Table 2 Median (Md), Mean (M), and Standard-Deviations (SD) of Student Participant Survey Scores

From: Evaluating the integration of pre-mortem body donor imaging into a dissection-based medical anatomy course

 

Donor-Specific Diagnostic Imaging Group

Pathology-Specific Diagnostic Imaging Group

Mann-Whitney U

P

Subject Survey Questions

Md

M

SD

Md

M

SD

1. The radiology images provided were clear and easy to interpret.

4.00

4.33

0.49

4.00

4.18

0.60

72.50

0.71

2. I would like to see more donor images with pathological findings

5.00

4.93

0.26

5.00

4.82

0.40

73.00

0.56

3. I feel more confident in my ability to recognize anatomical structures after correlating my dissection with radiology images provided

4.00

3.60

0.99

3.50

3.40

0.97

67.00

0.66

4. The radiology images provided were relevant to the dissection I completed.

4.00

3.50

1.23

3.00

3.00

1.41

60.50

0.37

5. This was an appropriate time within the medical curriculum to integrate radiology into anatomical dissection.

4.00

4.00

1.00

4.00

3.55

1.04

62.00

0.30

6. The radiology images complemented my understanding of relevant anatomy.

4.00

4.07

1.03

3.00

3.27

0.79

42.00

0.03*

7. I would like to see cadaver-based radiology integrated earlier in the medical curriculum.

5.00

4.87

0.52

5.00

4.36

0.92

52.00

0.05*

8. The exposure to digital imaging will help me in my future clinical practice.

4.00

4.29

0.73

5.00

4.36

0.81

71.00

0.74

9. Overall I feel that integrating radiology with anatomical dissection is relevant to my future practice and valuable for student learning.

5.00

4.87

0.35

4.00

4.36

0.50

41.00

0.01*

10. Integrating radiology into the dissection made my donor feel like a patient.

5.00

4.40

0.74

4.00

4.00

0.77

58.50

0.20

  1. ‘*’ indicates statistical significance (P ≤ 0.05). Likert Scale: Strongly Agree (5), Agree (4), Neutral (3), Disagree (2), Strongly Disagree (1)