• Specimens are unembalmed
& so retain their
natural colour, mobility & texture to provide a
uniquely realistic online experience.
• Real movement.
Besides showing the structure
of the human body, the video atlas shows moving
structures – muscles, tendons & joints – making
life-like movements.
• Navigation.
The content can be searched by
anatomical regions & parts, as well as by the A-Z
index.
• Amazing dissections.
The dissections were done
by skilled clinical anatomists, using the finest
surgical techniques.
• Clear narration & labelled structures.
A concise
narration runs throughout the program, using the
simplest possible language.
• Building complex structures step-by-step.
In
each part of the body, the Video Atlas starts with
structures that give you the foundation for your
understanding. The bones are shown first, then
joints & their movements, then the muscles, & then
the blood vessels & nerves.
Are remediation tools included?
Each program comes with a review section to test
knowledge. These come in the format of multiple
choice ‘need-to-know’ tests with images & short clips.
Students receive results with prescriptive remediation.
What makes
Acland’s Video Atlas of Human Anatomy
different?
Unlike other anatomy program
s
Acland’s Video Atlas of
Human Anatomy
displays only cadaver dissections &
does not rely on animations or diagrams. In this way,
it provides a reliable real-life introduction to muscle
movement & anatomical structures in the human body.
Acland’s Video Atlas of Human Anatomy
Users
Medical & Dental students
Acland’s Video Atlas of Human Anatomy
is a productive &
time efficient adjunct to dissection & a useful review
tool. It is also helpful for students who need to re-learn
clinically relevant anatomy for their surgical rotations.
Since surgeons in training must re-learn anatomy at
many stages in their careers the video atlas is also with
interns & residents in surgical specialities.
Medical practitioners
Practicing surgeons & physicians value the video atlas
as a quick way to renew their anatomical knowledge,
& also as a way to help their patients understand an
ailment, injury, or procedure.
Acland’s Video Atlas of Human Anatomy presents
expertly dissected cadavers in a searchable
online video atlas. Created by the renowned
clinical anatomist Dr Bob Acland, this resource
uniquely displays specimens in their natural
colour with instructive audio & captured in 3D.
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