This module discusses the anatomy of the cutaneous innervation of the face. Through human cadaver dissections, students will gain insights into the sensory functions of these nerves.
This module focuses on the anatomy of the facial muscles using a human cadaver. Through detailed dissections, you will understand the structure and function of these muscles, essential for facial expressions.
This module discusses the neurovascular supply of the mid-face. It highlights the intricate relationships between the facial nerves and blood vessels, crucial for understanding facial anatomy and its clinical implications.
This module explores the gross anatomy of the vertebral column, spinal cord, and its coverings using a human cadaver. Understanding these structures is fundamental for anyone studying the human body.
This module covers the anatomical landmarks of the thorax, including the pleura and superior mediastinum. It provides essential insights into thoracic anatomy, vital for medical practitioners.
In this module, the anatomy of the thoracic contents is examined using a human cadaver. This includes the heart, lungs, and other vital structures, emphasizing their anatomical relationships.
This module is part one of a five-part series on the human skull. It focuses on the gross anatomy and dissection of the cranium and facial skeleton, providing foundational knowledge for understanding cranial anatomy.
This module continues the exploration of the human skull, specifically focusing on the contour and surface features of the facial skeleton. Understanding these features is crucial for medical professionals.
This module focuses on the dissection of the external and internal surfaces of the skull, including mid-sagittal features. It provides a comprehensive understanding of cranial anatomy essential for clinical practice.
This module examines the parotid gland and the blood vessels of the face, utilizing human cadaver dissections to illustrate their anatomical relationships and clinical significance.
This module focuses on the anatomical landmarks of the mediastinum and the heart, providing insights into their relationships and functions within the thoracic cavity using human cadaver dissections.
This module discusses the anatomy of the masticator and lateral pharyngeal spaces, emphasizing their significance in oral and pharyngeal function, illustrated through human cadaver dissections.
This module focuses on the lateral aspect of the face, including the anatomy of the facial nerve. The dissections provide a detailed understanding of facial structure and function.
This module illustrates the technique of dissection of epithelium and mesenchymal tissue from the acellular basement membrane, providing crucial insights into histological anatomy.
This module focuses on the gross anatomy of the superficial cervical region and the posterior triangle of the neck, using human cadaver dissections to highlight their structural relationships.
This module discusses the anatomy of the cutaneous innervation of the face. Through human cadaver dissections, students will gain insights into the sensory functions of these nerves.
This module provides a comprehensive examination of the axillary contents through cadaver dissection, focusing on the anatomical relationships and functions of the structures within the armpit area.
This module illustrates the dissection of cadavers to reveal the cutaneous nerves of the back and other anatomical landmarks, providing essential knowledge for understanding back anatomy.
This module covers the cranial meninges, dural venous sinuses, and cerebrospinal fluid. The dissection provides insight into these critical structures and their functions within the cranial cavity.
This module examines the gross anatomy of the anterior triangles of the neck using cadaver dissections, emphasizing their importance in understanding neck anatomy and related clinical practices.
This module focuses on the subclavian artery and visceral section of the neck, examining their anatomical relationships through human cadaver dissections to enhance understanding of neck anatomy.
This module reveals the anatomy of the superficial and deep back muscles through cadaver dissections, providing insights into their structure and functional relevance in human movement.
This module explores the gross anatomy of the scalp and cranial contents using human cadaver dissections. Understanding these structures is crucial for various medical and surgical practices.
This module discusses the anatomy of the superficial abdominal wall using human cadaver dissections. It provides critical insights into the structures and functions essential for abdominal health.
This module covers the anatomy of the abdominal wall and fasciae, including the thoracic wall. Using human cadaver dissections, it emphasizes their interconnections and clinical importance.
This module focuses on the external carotid artery and its anatomical landmarks, including the retrostyloid region, using human cadaver dissections to illustrate their significance in the vascular system.
This module provides insights into the middle ear cavity through cadaver dissections. Understanding the anatomy of the middle ear is crucial for diagnosing and treating ear-related conditions.
This module discusses the anatomy of the temporomandibular joint (TMJ), pterygoid muscles, and maxillary vessels. Dissections provide insights into their relationships and functioning, essential for dental and medical practice.
This module focuses on the nerve supply to the teeth and the maxillary sinus, utilizing human cadaver dissections to illustrate their anatomical relationships and significance in dental practice.
This module discusses the anatomy of the suprahyoid region, mouth, and paralingual space through detailed human cadaver dissections, providing essential insights for understanding oral anatomy.
This module examines the maxillary division of the trigeminal nerve, maxillary artery, and pterygopalatine fossa through detailed cadaver dissections, emphasizing their anatomical relationships and clinical implications.
This module focuses on the muscles of mastication and the temporomandibular joint (TMJ), providing detailed dissections to illustrate their anatomical features and functional relationships.
This module provides insights into the infratemporal fossa, focusing on the mandibular division of the trigeminal nerve and maxillary artery through detailed human cadaver dissections.
This module examines the anatomy of the lateral pharyngeal wall and associated structures using human cadaver dissections, providing essential knowledge for understanding pharyngeal anatomy.
This module discusses the nasal cavity, paranasal sinuses, and nasopharynx. It serves as an adjunctive resource for first-year dental students, enhancing their dissection skills and understanding of these regions.
This module provides insights into the hard and soft palate and fauces through cadaver dissections, emphasizing their anatomical relationships and relevance in oral health and dentistry.
This module illustrates the lateral aspect of the face, focusing on the parotid gland and fossa through cadaver dissections, highlighting their anatomical significance.
This module discusses the cutaneous innervation of the face, focusing on the buccinator muscle, buccal fat pad, and nasal cartilages through cadaver dissections to illustrate their relationships.
This module examines the submandibular, submental, and carotid triangles, focusing on their anatomy and significance through detailed cadaver dissections, essential for understanding neck anatomy.
This module covers fiscal policy, providing insights into its implications and effects, presented as a unique educational resource for understanding economic principles.