Regionally organized gross anatomy dissections and didactic information
For conveient access, we have listed the didactic material for our gross anatomy laboratory exercises regionally.
Anatomy Tables
Anatomy Tables comprise listings of all major body structures, with the essential information for each structure presented in a tabular format.
Gross Anatomy Atlas Images
Labelled images of gross anatomical specimens.
Neuronatomy Atlas Images
Labelled images of neuroanatomical specimens.
QuickTime VR Movies
Several QTVR movies of anatomical models are presented. The user can rotate and examine the specimens. We will be adding more QTVR movies during the fall of 1997.
Links to related internet sites
Internet sites which offer educationally relevant material for anatomical learning are grouped regionally. Also, relevant radiographic anatomy sites are listed.
Anatomical models available for study in the Marvin Computer Laboratory
The Marvin Computer Laboratory contains a large number of anatomical models which are made available for student use.
Introduction to the course; integument; muscles of the back
Introduction to the nervous system; peripheral nervous system
Vertebral column, spinal cord and meninges
Thoracic wall, pectoral muscles, shoulder joint
Superficial features of the upper limb; scapular and deltoid regions
Brachial and anterior cubital regions; elbow joint
Introduction to Radiographic Anatomy
Flexor region of forearm; wrist joint
Introduction to the Autonomic Nervous System
Palm of hand, joints of hand and digits
Extensor region of forearm and dorsum of hand (mini lecture)
Physical Exam of the Upper Limb
Upper limb clinical correlations: nerve injuries, trauma, factures
Radiographic anatomy of the upper limb
Intro to head and neck; front of skull and face
Scalp, interior of skull, brain removal, cranial meninges
Posterior triangle of the neck; muscular triangle of the neck
Carotid, submandibular and submental triangles of the neck; cervical fascia
Temporal and masseteric regions; Infratemporal fossa
Clinical aspects of head and neck anatomy
Head removal; Prevertebral and lateral vertebral regions; pharynx; nasal cavity
Sphenopalatine foramen, pterygopalatine fossa; tonsils and pharyngeal wall
Radiographic anatomy of the head and neck
Summary of head and neck; review of cranial nerves
Clinical correlations of the head and neck
Introduction to the respiratory system; intercostal muscles; pleura, pleural cavity
Lungs, introduction to the mediastinum
Posterior and superior mediastina: Autonomics of the thorax
Anterior abdominal wall and inguinal canal
Radiographic anatomy of the thorax
Abdominopelvic cavity; peritoneum; stomach, spleen
Liver, bile passages, celiac trunk, portal vein
Mesenteric vessels; GI tract removal; duodenum, pancreas, intestines
Interior of organs, Review of portal system; Posterior abdominal viscera
Radiographic anatomy of the abdomen
Autonomics and lymphatics of the abdomen
Clinical aspects of thoracic gross anatomy
Thorax and abdomen clinical correlations
Introduction to pelvis-perineum; Boney pelvis
Perineum: Boundaries and landmarks; Anal region
Urogenital region - male and female
Internal genitalia - male and female
Blood supply of pelvis; Rectum and anal canal
Muscles of the pelvic wall; Nerves and lymphatics of the pelvis
Radiographic anatomy of the pelvis and perineum
Introduction to the lower limb; anterior and medial thigh
Back of thigh and popliteal fossa; vessels and nerves of the thigh; knee
Leg and dorsum of foot; ankle joint
Sole of foot; joints of the foot and digits
Radiographic anatomy of the lower limb
Orthopaedic problems of the hip and pelvis, Physical exam of the hip
Orthopaedic problems of the knee and foot, Physical exam of the knee and foot
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