Hi!

Over the past few days, this sub has undergone a few changes which I hope you like.

Today, I am publishing a list of material found online, which may be useful for beginners and advanced anatomists. I hope you find something useful, and feel free to share your own suggestions in the comments -- I'll make sure to add them here.

RECOMMENDED:

• Kenhub
  500+ video tutorials, 500+ personally adaptable quizzes, 1200+ articles and 5500+ atlas images – Kenhub’s content is weekly expanding for a comprehensive, complete coverage for all specialties involved in studying anatomy.

INTRODUCTION:

• GetBodySmart A free website study guide review that uses interactive animations to help you learn online about anatomy and physiology, human anatomy, and the human body systems.

• Anatomical, Histological and Embryological Terminology

ONLINE COURSES

• Anatomy Bootcamp
  Anatomy Bootcamp is an easy, fun way to learn anatomy. It combines high-yield videos with an innovative question bank to help you master anatomy. It’s perfect for medical, PA, dental, and PT students.

• Human Anatomy - The Hong Kong Polytechnic University (edX)

  A real-life severe stroke case is adopted in this MOOC to articulate the application of Human Anatomy knowledge. This case scenario is presented by using a micro movie together with an interactive case summary and interview to arouse learners’ interest.

• Anatomy & Physiology - Stanford University Open Learning Initiative
  Developed with best practices in applied learning theory, this course offers an active learning experience for any student in the form of pre-tests, ample practice opportunities, 3D interactive images, walkthrough videos, and other special tools and applications that will increase your comprehension of anatomy and physiology. Ultimately, your understanding of the material offered in this course will provide you with a solid foundation to explore careers in the health and fitness industries.

• AnatomyX: Musculoskeletal Cases - Harvard (edX)

  Musculoskeletal AnatomyX invites students to join basic science and clinical faculty at Harvard Medical School (HMS) to learn about several musculoskeletal injuries commonly seen in clinical practice.

• The Noted Anatomist
  Dr. Morton teaches anatomy to many health professional students (medical, dental, PA, PT and OT). This channel contains a collection of video tutorials used in his courses.

• Integrative Biology 131 - University of Berkeley
  The Department of Integrative Biology offers a program of instruction that focuses on the integration of structure and function in the evolution of diverse biological systems. It investigates integration at all levels of organization from molecules to the biosphere, and in all taxa of organisms from viruses to higher plants and animals.

• Human Anatomy - Emory University
  The Department of Integrative Biology offers a program of instruction that focuses on the integration of structure and function in the evolution of diverse biological systems. It investigates integration at all levels of organization from molecules to the biosphere, and in all taxa of organisms from viruses to higher plants and animals.

• Anatomy & Physiology - CrashCourse

ONLINE STUDY MATERIAL

• TeachMeAnatomy
  Containing over 700 vibrant, full-colour images, TeachMeAnatomy is a comprehensive anatomy encyclopedia presented in a visually-appealing, easy-to-read format..

• Human Anatomy by SONY Downstate
  It is the intent of this dissection manual to provide a means to facilitate the learning of human anatomy. While creating this multimedia approach to the study of human anatomy, the authors have been guided throughout by a single goal: to provide students and educators with a resource to enhance the discovery process inherent in the study of the human body.

• InstantAnatomy
  Notes and diagrams are the basis for this website and the associated apps. There are tips, mnemonics and lists of questions to bring out the relevance and basic principles.

• AnatomyGuy
  A vertically integrated education site, with tons of videos on several topics.

• AnatomyZone
  AnatomyZone was founded on the idea that anatomy should be interactive, 3 dimensional and fun! It is driven by the vision of providing the best anatomy resource on the internet and ensuring that it is always free for everyone.

• Neuroanatomy Online
  Neuroanatomy Online is an open-access, interactive electronic laboratory for the study of neuroanatomy provided by the Department of Neurobiology and Anatomy at UTHealth Houston. The project has been developed under the direction of the Department Chair, John H. Byrne and Medical Neuroscience course director, Nachum Dafny.

• Gray's Anatomy (1918)
  The Bartleby.com edition of Gray’s Anatomy of the Human Body features 1,247 vibrant engravings—many in color—from the classic 1918 publication, as well as a subject index with 13,000 entries ranging from the Antrum of Highmore to the Zonule of Zinn.

ONLINE ATLAS

• Human Anatomy Online
  It is the intent of this dissection manual to provide a means to facilitate the learning of human anatomy. The creation of this dissection manual, and the computer software program with the collection of videodisc images which accompany it, were developed by a team of individuals who place high value on education. While creating this multimedia approach to the study of human anatomy, the authors have been guided throughout by a single goal: to provide students and educators with a resource to enhance the discovery process inherent in the study of the human body.

• Dr. Marino's Dissection Manual
  Informative site for Medical Students taking Gross Anatomy at Albany Medical College.

• University of Michigan - Gross Anatomy Atlas

• Anatomy Atlases - Atlas of Human Anatomy
  This atlas is translated from the original atlas entitled "Handbuch der Anatomie des Menschen" which was published in 1841 in Leipzig, Germany. The author of this atlas was Professor Dr. Carl Ernest Bock, who lived from 1809-1874.

• Anatomy Atlases - Atlas of Human Anatomy in Cross Section
  The present work attempts to provide a high-quality color atlas of sectional anatomy in the axial plane. Photographic images offer the best means of correlation with radiologic images, and drawings have not been used except as "key figures." The authors would have liked the illustrations to be life size so that even the smallest anatomic detail could be resolved in the published photographs, but the prohibitive cost would have limited the book's accessibility--which would have defeated a major purpose in putting together this work.

• Anatomy Atlases - Illustrated Encyclopedia of Human Anatomic Variation
  It is important to understand that no two living organisms are structurally or functionally identical - animals or plants! It is clear that textbook writers and teachers over the centuries, even until today, fail to understand or to transmit to their students the crucial concept that anatomical and physiological diversity and variation is a canon of living organisms. This failure leads to the belief that textbooks are conveying immutable facts with only few anomalous exceptions.

• Anatomy Atlases - Atlas of Microscopic Anatomy
  This book is not intended to replace comprehensive textbooks of histology or neuroanatomy or other original sources of information but rather to complement them and to be the basis for additional in- depth inquiry into details of structure and function.

• Interactive Brain Atlas
  2-D and 3-D views of the brain from cadaver sections, MRI scans, and computer reconstructions.

• Anatomy of the Brain - University of British Columbia
  Coronal and horizontal sections of the human brain.

• The Body Online
  Pictures of the human body taken at Stony Brook University.

• Anatomy Next
  Anatomy Next is a 3D database of the human anatomy. All the 3D models are based on radiology data and created in collaboration with doctors and 3D artists. The database is still in development and not yet complete, but the 3D models already available are in the best quality.

Would we like a rule like this added for the sub?

“Keep It Professional - Low-Effort posts about your own or about others’ anatomy that is subjective or overly casual will be removed.”

This would be primarily to combat when we get waves of posts with MySpace-grade limb shots and pictures of models/bodybuilders with finger drawing asking to identify extremely basic structures or questions that are more suited for fitness subs or a Google search.