Guided Anatomy
Dissection
Physical Exam
Chest
Chest Cavity and Lungs
Heart
Mediastinum
Neck
Abdomen
Abdomen Opening
Duodenum and Pancreas
Retroperitoneum
Pelvis
Pelvis Introductory Discussion
Assigned Female Pelvis
Assigned Male Pelvis
Lower Extremity
Lower Extremity Introductory Discussion
Proximal Lower Extremity
Distal Lower Extremity
Upper Extremity
Upper Extremity Introductory Discussion
Proximal Upper Extremity
Brachial Plexus
Distal Upper Extremity
Spine
Spine Introductory Discussion
Spine Dissection
Head, Skull, Brain
Head Introductory Discussion
Skull, Face and Cranium
Brain Introductory Discussion
Brainstem Introductory Discussion
Brain
Cranial Nerves Introduction
Skull Base, Cavernous Sinus, Orbit
Midline Head and Neck
Radiology
Introduction to Radiology
Chest
Chest Radiology
Chest Anatomic Correlation
Chest Radiology Scan Activity
Abdomen
Abdomen Radiology
Abdomen Radiology Scan Activity
Pelvis
Pelvis Radiology
Extremities
Extremities Radiology
Spine
Spine Radiology
Spine Radiology Scan Activity
Head, Skull, Brain
Skull and Brain Radiology
Skull Radiology Scan Activity
Prosections
Chest
Chest Exposed
Landmarks
Muscles
Vasculature
Nerves
Chest w/ Pulm Vasculature
Chest w/o Aorta and Pulm Trunk
Chest w/ Dissected Heart
Chest w/o Heart
Thoracic Spine
Heart
Complete Heart
Heart Dissected
Valve Plane
Ventricular Plane
Neck
Complete Neck
Neck w/o Mandible
Neck w/o Tongue
Larynx w/ Strap Muscles
Abdomen
Abdomen Opened
Abdomen Dissected Layer 1
Abdomen Dissected Layer 2
Pelvis
Male Pelvic Region
Male Inguinal Region
Female Pelvic Region
Female Inguinal Region
Lower Extremity
Full Leg
Distal LE
Ankle/Foot
Upper Extremity
Full Arm
Rotator Cuff
Brachial Plexus
Distal UE
Superficial (Muscles)
Superficial (Nerves, Vessels)
Deep (Muscles)
Deep (Nerves, Vessels)
Hand
Spine
Whole Spine
Cervical
Atlas (C1)
Axis (C2)
Atlas and Axis
Typical Cervical
Thoracic
Typical Thoracic
Thoracic Ligaments
Thoracic Dissection
Typical Lumbar
Sacrum
Head, Skull, Brain
Skull
Adult Skull
Fetal Skull
Facial Anatomy
Hemisected Head
Hemisection (Right)
Hemisection (Left)
With Coronal Brain
Brain
Brainstem
Brainstem (In Situ)
Brainstem (Removed)
Skull Base
Eye
Layer 1
Layer 2
Neuroanatomy
Lab 1: Topography of the Brain
Lab 2: Spinal Cord
Lab 3: Brain Stem 1
Lab 4: Brain Stem 2
Lab 5: Motor Systems
Lab 6: Sensory Systems
Lab 7: Limbic System & Cerebral Cortex
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Axons connecting the cerebral hemispheres with subcortical structures.
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