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Quirks of Our Bodies

BEDENLERİMİZDEKİ TUHAFLIKLAR

Metin BERBEROĞLU
Pages
317–320
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Acquisition of this perspective is an inevitable necessity in modern medicine.

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Objective & Hypothesis:Human body has adapted to fit into the changing environmental conditions.
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Key Findings & Data:The organs, structures and functions of the body have either sustained their existence by taking on new tasks or disappeared by loosing their functionalities.
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Conclusion & Impact:Acquisition of this perspective is an inevitable necessity in modern medicine.
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Abstract

Human body has adapted to fit into the changing environmental conditions. The organs, structures and functions of the body have either sustained their existence by taking on new tasks or disappeared by loosing their functionalities. Functional and structural problems were arisen, due to the changes in this constrained process. Structural anomalies such as heel spur, third eye lid, and birth pains can only be explained through evolutionary perspective. Acquisition of this perspective is an inevitable necessity in modern medicine.

Özet

İnsan bedeni değişen çevre şartlarına uyum sağlamak için farklılaşmış, bedenindeki organlar, yapılar ve fonksiyonlar yeni koşullarda ya farklı görevler üstlenerek varlıklarını sürdürmüş, ya da işlevini yitirerek yok olmaya yüz tutmuştur. Bu zorlamalı süreçteki değişiklikler nedeniyle işlevsel ve yapısal problemler belirmiştir. Topuk dikeni, üçüncü göz kapağı ve doğum sancıları gibi yapısal gariplikler ve bunların doğurduğu sağlık sorunları ancak evrimsel bakış açısıyla anlaşılabilmektedir. Bu bakış açısının edinilmesi modern hekimlikte kaçınılmaz bir gerekliliktir.

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BERBEROĞLU, M. (2016). Quirks of Our Bodies. Toplum ve Hekim, Cilt: 31 - Sayı: 4, 317–320. https://ajindex.com/articles/367803

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