Colleagues, This issue of Clinical Anatomy offers many topics that are pertinent to our field. As Marie Henri Beyle (Stendhal) stated, ‘‘If you wish to make a discovery, you must bravely face a little anatomy.’’ It is with this notion that many of this issue’s papers were generated and these run the gamut from new findings on the fifth pharyngeal arch artery, improved imaging modalities for shoulder anatomy, to what causes the nasolabial crease. I hope that you agree that each and every offering in this issue is clinically relevant or useful for you in the teaching of the human form.