- Skeletal system
- Articular system
- Muscular system
- Integumental system
- Respiratory system
- Digestive system
- Urinary & male genital system
- Endocrine & female genital system
- Nervous system
- Arterial system
- Venous system
- Lymphatic & haemopoietic system
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To help understand both the theoretical & practical aspects of anatomy, designed to complement any course.
To provide quality interactive anatomy resources that students, teachers and practitioners can access from anywhere online to optimise their learning experience. We also aim to advance the discipline of anatomy by incorporating the latest radiology methods and research, developing knowledgeable anatomists and clinicians who honour human body donors.
Anatomedia is for anyone interested in learning anatomy and can be explored at any level of difficulty. However it is most useful for anatomy students in Universities and hospitals worldwide at both undergraduate and postgraduate level, and new graduates keen to consolidate their anatomy knowledge for clinical practice. An@tomedia will support anatomy learning in the following courses and disciplines:
The program covers anatomy from multiple perspectives so is appropriate to complement any curriculum, whether regional (discipline-based) or systems (problem-based). An@tomedia is ideal to support practicals, tutorials and lectures and could even replace these components of the course in instances where University access is not possible. Its layer-by-layer dissection offers an excellent alternative where dissection is not available for cultural or other reasons.
An@tomedia is the perfect home resource for those affected by restrictions in place due to COVID-19.
As medical curricula around the world become increasingly busy, the time spent in dissection and tutorials is being reduced. An@tomedia bridges the educational gap by providing students with a detailed anatomy resource to use before, during and after their practicals. It allows them to make better use of their time and to focus on areas of clinical significance, including the anatomical basis of practical procedures. Each module covers the equivalent of 40 hours of course contact time (20 hours of core activities such as lectures or practical classes plus 20 hours of advanced activities such as dissection) for a grand total of 360 hours across all 9 modules.
An@tomedia is accessible on PC/Mac (desktop & laptop) as well as Tablets and iPads.
An@tomedia represents 100,000 hours of continuous work by the team for 25 years. Each screen has required an average of 60 hours of academic work (eg. 20 hours of dissection, 20 hours of digital imaging and graphics, 20 hours of writing and editing) plus 6 hours of technical work (programming and testing). This also required sustained teamwork, clinical expertise and institutional support. All four perspectives of all nine modules are now fully completed and available online.
Terminology for this CD is based on Terminologica Anatomica (1998) produced by the Federative Committee on Anatomical Terminology (FCAT).