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MRC Year 1 Recommended Resources: Anatomy - Gross

Anatomy - Gross

Faculty Notes

Anatomy includes a few main types of resources, of which you'll find recommended examples below:

  1. Anatomy Textbooks, containing mostly drawings and descriptions, medical imaging, clinical correlations, and tables of information
  2. Anatomy Atlases, containing either labeled photographs or artistic renditions of cadaveric dissections--very useful in the dissection lab when trying to find structures or learn spatial relationships
  3. Anatomy Dissectors, providing instruction on how to dissect in the lab, where to make incisions, etc. We tend to provide this information to you in dissection guides we have developed for each of your anatomy labs

- Dr. D. Sarko

Anatomy Textbooks

Anatomy Atlases

Anatomy Dissectors

Anatomy Websites

Radiopaedia

"Excellent free radiology reference. Searchable for terms of interest (e.g., pneumothorax) and includes fantastic images as well as further details." - Dr. D. Sarko


The Stanford Medicine 25

"Open-access resource provided by Stanford University. This provides a range of information, from lymph node or pulmonary exams to deep tendon reflexes." - Dr. D. Sarko


PubMed Central

""PubMed Central (PMC) is a free, full-text archive of biomedical and life sciences journal literature at the U.S. National Institutes of Health's National Library of Medicine (NIH/NLM)." This is a go-to resource for finding primary sources of published research articles." - Dr. D. Sarko

For additional information on searching PubMed, see the Medical Library's guide for Finding Full-Text from PubMed


Stat Pearls

"Want to know more about anemia or abducens nerve palsy? It's all here." - Dr. D. Sarko

For an example, see the Stat Pearls page for pneumothorax

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