Mongolian Society for Human Anatomy

23/01/2026

The Anatomy Scholars Program is now accepting new applicants!
Have you faced hardships or barriers in anatomy-related fields within academia as an early-stage faculty member within 10 years of your first appointment, a senior level student, resident, or fellow who aim to become faculty? This program may be for you!
🔎 https://www.anatomy.org/ANATOMY/Awards-Programs/Anatomy-Scholars-Program/Application_Information.aspx

12/12/2025

Anatomy Connected is the premier meeting for anatomy professionals to attend. Whether your focus is in developmental biology, histology, cell biology, or pedagogy, we can connect you with like-minded individuals and boost your career!
Check out the list of topics here 🔗https://anatomy.org/AnnualMeeting/AnnualMeeting/Abstracts.aspx?hkey=3fea7389-e1b2-47ba-886e-544344b497fa

10/12/2025

24/11/2025

ЭМЯ-аас зөвлөсөн амьсгалын дасгалыг Монгол тайлбартай орууллаа. Хүүхдүүдтэйгээ өдөр бүр хийгээрэй. Түгээгээрэй ☺️

21/11/2025

21/11/2025

Анатомчид үзэхдээ

11/11/2025

Нэг минутад нэрлэж чадах уу?

10/11/2025

27/10/2025

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05/08/2025

In a historic medical breakthrough, Dr. Mashudu Tshifularo from South Africa became the first surgeon to restore hearing using 3D-printed ear b0nes. In 2019, he successfully transplanted titanium versions of the malleus, incus, and stapes — the three tiny bones inside the middle ear — offering new hope to patients with conductive hearing loss. The revolutionary procedure was performed at Steve Biko Academic Hospital and took just two hours to complete.

Not only did this innovation reduce the risk of infection and speed up recovery, but it also marked a major milestone in the use of 3D printing in human surgery. Dr. Tshifularo’s work didn’t stop there — he also pioneered bloodless tonsillectomy techniques using radiofrequency, proving that the future of ENT surgery is being shaped by bold African innovation.