Useful Anatomy Websites

[Admin]

Cyberanatomy Tutorials http://anatome.ncl.ac.uk/tutorials/index.html

Web based anatomy tutorials by Dr Donal Shanahan from the University of Newcastle Upon Tyne

Get Body Smart Anatomy http://www.getbodysmart.com/

Animated Flash anatomy elearning by Scott Sheffield

Gray's Anatomy http://www.bartleby.com/107/

1918 version of Gray's anatomy available online with colour illustrations

Instant Anatomy http://www.instantanatomy.net/

A website with illustrations of the Human Body to aid the learning of Human Anatomy

If you have any more useful links post them here....

[sparky21]

www.anatomy.tv

You have to pay for the usage of the website - but it gives you a 24hr free trial with each email address.. I've made use of it for revision for a day... its great and makes things easier to understand!

http://www.netanatomy.com/

Brilliant website!!! I use this to practice reading x-rays and cross-sectional anatomy - they are also starting to add gross anatomy - which they didn't have when I did my anatomy degree. Its almost as good as having Mc Minns!!!!

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[Asphyxiating]

thanks guys, those are great!! calming me down a bit about the revision, things like these makes things a lot clearer

[jabialaa]

thanx
really great websites
for anatomy!!!

[stargazer]

http://media.medicine.gla.ac.uk/anatomy

[muwangam]

Thanks for the Anatomy Websites. Will be on the lookout for some more sites on this thread.

[the_last_1_left_again]

thanks guys, really gr8 websites.....
does any1 know a good website which pronounces medical terms (including anatomy/physiology) using audio aid?

[mrkumbi]

Cyberanatomy Tutorials http://anatome.ncl.ac.uk/tutorials/index.html

Web based anatomy tutorials by Dr Donal Shanahan from the University of Newcastle Upon Tyne

no9n longer accessible except to newcastle medics.

[NV05]

An incredible resource below. The latter link is excellent for learning anatomy of the wrist and hand, all those damn thenar and hypothenar muscles.

http://www.dartmouth.edu/~anatomy/haehome.htm
http://www.dartmouth.edu/~anatomy/wr...deo/index.html

[Miss M.]

Anoatomy of the wrist and hand. That doesn't sound fun. Ne-eh.