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A cadaver is a medical term for a dead human body or corpse. Cadavers donated for the purpose of medicine are used to help train medical professionals both for understanding of anatomy and for practice in surgical techniques.

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−	A '''cadaver''' is ~~literally~~ a ~~dead body or corpse. It is a term that is usually used in~~ [[medical]] ~~circles~~. Cadavers donated for the purpose of medicine are used to help train medical professionals both for understanding of [[anatomy]] and for practice in [[surgical]] techniques.	+	A '''cadaver''' is a [[medical]] term for a dead human body or corpse. Cadavers donated for the purpose of medicine are used to help train medical professionals both for understanding of [[anatomy]] and for practice in [[surgical]] techniques.

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