Sri Lanka Anatomy Journal

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The Sri Lanka Anatomy Journal is published by the Anatomical Society of Sri Lanka. The SLAJ aims to promote research in Anatomical sciences or related areas by providing a platform for the anatomists to advance their knowledge in Anatomy and to publish anatomy related articles. ...

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Open Access

|Jun 2026

Morphology and Variations of the Nose and Paranasal Sinuses: A Systematic Review

Open Access

|Jun 2026

Revisiting the Median Nerve: Clinical Significance of Anatomical Variability in the Axilla and Arm

M. B. Samarawickrama

Open Access

|Jun 2026

Psychological Determinants of Academic Success in Anatomy: The Interplay of Anxiety, Depression, and Self-Esteem on Anatomy Examination Scores among Second-Year Medical Students

A. D. I. D. Pallewela, K. H. M. S. Nilupulee, A. L. F. Nusaifa, M.N. Nuska, B. S. J. S. Ovindi and C. S. Paththinige

Open Access

|Jun 2026

Coexistence of Dual Hila, Double Renal Arteries, and Incomplete Ureteric Duplication in a Single Kidney: A Cadaveric Case Report

K. A. N. I. Kodikara , P. G. M. U. Gunasekara, C. H. Balasooriya, D. M. S. K. Dharmathilaka, B. A. R. P. Wijerathna, G. W. W. Malshani, T. C. S. Weerakoon and Y. D. Kolambage

Open Access

|Jun 2026

Resilience of the Cadaver in the Digital Age: Anatomy Learning tool Preferences among Medical Undergraduates from a South Asian Country

M. M. Dissanayake, E. A. D. H. Amasha, P. M. Dissanayake, E. S. D. Lakmani, P. G. Dissanayake and P. H. Dissanayake

Open Access

|Jun 2026

Techniques for Cadaveric Preservation of the Biliary Tract for Anatomical Studies: A Mini Review

M. J. S. Jayarathna , E. W. Kosgallana and W. J. B. S. M. S. Jayawardana

Journal details

Aims and scope

The Sri Lanka Anatomy Journal is published by the Anatomical Society of Sri Lanka. The SLAJ aims to promote research in Anatomical sciences or related areas by providing a platform for the anatomists to advance their knowledge in Anatomy and to publish anatomy related articles. The SLAJ aims to serve professionals possessing MBBS, BDS, BVSc, BSc or any other professional qualification related to the anatomical sciences.

Publication information

eISSN: 2550-2832|Language: English

Website: https://slaj.sljol.info

Published by: Anatomical Society of Sri Lanka

In partnership with: Paradigm Publishing Services

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