Anatomy resources
- Complete Anatomy This link opens in a new windowComplete Anatomy is an advanced 3D anatomy learning platform that uses the visual power of detailed 3D models to make anatomy easier to understand. Complete Anatomy includes 3D models, microscopic anatomy, virtual dissections, an atlas, videos, courses, and interactive radiology images and offers interactive learning and more.
- Acland's video atlas of human anatomy This link opens in a new windowAcland's Video Atlas of Human Anatomy is a series of video-based anatomy lessons presented by Dr. Robert D. Acland.
- Primal Pictures' 3D real-time (Anatomy.tv) This link opens in a new windowPrimal's 3D Real-time Human Anatomy is a 3D interactive anatomy viewer and image library for all medical educators and practitioners who wish to create custom images for handouts and lectures. There is an easy to use real-time interface, allowing users to explore the human body region by region, with over 3000 structures included in the 11 models, and to add their own labels and annotations.
- Anatomy & physiology online (Primal Pictures) This link opens in a new windowAnatomy & physiology online includes 20 comprehensive modules on the human body. Interactive 3D anatomy views allow you to engage with the 3D model using intuitive functions to rotate, add or remove anatomy and identify and learn more about any visible structure. Each module has case studies, giving real medical context and relevance, as well as a dedicated section on aging.
There is a large collection of anatomical models located on the ground floor at Peninsula campus library. Most are available for loan to students and staff or may be used in the library.
Pictured models right to left include:
- Muskelarm Muscles of the arm = Le bras et ses muscles = Musculatura del brazo. by "Muscles of the Arm with Shoulder Girdle (NS15)" ; "Showing the network of blood vessels and nerves in the right arm. The deltoid muscle, lateral head of the triceps muscle of the arm, short and long extensor muscle of the radial wrist with brachioradial muscle, round pronator muscle (flexor muscle of the radial wrist) long palmar muscle and the superficial flexor muscle of the fingers, are removable. Natural size, in SOMSO-Plast. Separates into 6 parts, standing upright (can revolve) on a stand with base."--Mentone Educational Centre website, viewed 7 June 2010.Call Number: Peninsula Library Models 611.737 MUSPublication Date: 1987
- Spine, flexible with pelvis Flexible spine with pelvisCall Number: Peninsula Library Models 611.711 SPIPublication Date: 1970 - 1979
- Muskelbein mit Beckenansatz Muscles of the leg with base of pelvis = La jambe et ses muscles avec début du bassin = Músculos de la pierna. by Muscles of the legCall Number: Peninsula Library Models 611.738 MUSPublication Date: 1987
- Super human skeleton model "Sam" : flexible with muscles and ligaments on a pelvic mounted stand by "... contains all the benefits ... [of the] high-quality 3B Scientific® standard skeletons. Sam additionally allows you to demonstrate the movements of the skull and head joints as well as all natural human postures due to the fully flexible vertebral column. The unique combination of flexible vertebral column, muscle origins and insertions, numbered bones, flexible joint ligaments and a disc prolapse between the 3rd and 4th lumbar vertebrae display over 600 structures of medical/anatomical interest in this top human skeleton model. Perfect for in depth study of the human skeleton and more. [Includes:] over 600 hand-numbered and identified details ; hand-painted muscle origins and insertions ; flexible joint ligaments ; flexible vertebral column ; emerging spinal nerves and vertebral arteries ; disc prolapse between L3 and L4 ; made of durable, unbreakable plastic ; almost realistic weight of the approx. 200 bones ; life-size ; 3-part mounted skull ; individually inserted teeth"--3B Scientific website, viewed 27 August 2010.Call Number: Peninsula Library Models 611.71 S959 2000Publication Date: 2000
- Printable list of anatomical modelsList of anatomical models held at Peninsula campus library.