Summary
Ceri Davies is Professor of Anatomy in the Department of Surgery and Cancer at Imperial College London. He has overall responsibility for the provision of undergraduate Anatomy teaching and takes the lead for Anatomy teaching in the Graduate Entry Programme. He also contributes to the 6 year MBBS course, the Biomedical Sciences BSc course and is active in postgraduate medical education. Ceri is active in supporting the discipline of Anatomy at a national and international level and has served on the Human Tissue Authority. He is currently President of the Anatomical Society, Vice-President of the Institute of Anatomical Sciences and the Inspector of Anatomy for Ireland. His research interests are: the pathophysiology of septic encephalopathy, the pathogenesis of Alzheimer's disease and comparative neuroanatomy.
Publications
Journals
van Duren BH, Lebe M, Davies DC, et al., 2019, Proof-of-concept prototype drill-guide for use in medial patello-femoral ligament (MPFL) reconstruction surgery., Journal of Medical Engineering and Technology, Vol:43, ISSN:0309-1902, Pages:1-7
Davies D, The role of anatomy demonstrators: a surgical trainees perspective., Clinical Anatomy, ISSN:0897-3806
Davies DC, Reissis M, Reissis D, et al., 2018, A morphometric analysis of the suitability of the transverse cervical artery as a recipient artery in head and neck free flap microvascular reconstruction, Surgical and Radiologic Anatomy, Vol:40, ISSN:1279-8517, Pages:891-897
Smith CF, Gami B, Standfield N, et al., 2018, The role of anatomy demonstrators: A surgical trainees' perspective, Clinical Anatomy, Vol:31, ISSN:0897-3806, Pages:409-416
Sopher R, Amis A, Davies D, et al., 2016, The influence of muscle pennation angle and cross-sectional area on contact forces in the ankle joint, Journal of Strain Analysis for Engineering Design, Vol:52, ISSN:0309-3247, Pages:12-23