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Welcome to the Advanced
Anatomical Services This interactive tutorial is being developed to assist health science students, as well as interns and residents in various health care professions, in their learning and reviewing of anatomy from a cross-sectional perspective. Major structures of the body can be visualized in anatomical cross-sections and subsequently identified in corresponding computed tomography images (CTs) and magnetic resonance images (MRIs) that are similar to those commonly encountered in a clinical setting. The anatomical cross-sections featured in this tutorial are derived from the Visible Human Project and are used with the permission of the National Library of Medicine, a branch of the National Institutes of Health, located in Bethesda, Maryland. For more information, click on image above representing the Visible Human Project. To begin the tutorial, click on one of the buttons below corresponding to a specific region of the body. Note that this tutorial is currently under construction and only the unit on the head is active at the present time. The other units will be coming soon! |
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