I recently posted about a great radiology website that is also a good study tool for gross anatomy. It is i
mportant to remember that most anatomy tests will include a few questions using radiology images. However, I found that the best way to study anatomy was through anatomy dissection websites. The University of Utah provides a great website to their students, and it is open for public use too. Their anatomy website is broken up by organ system and features hundreds of images and quizzes.
http://library.med.utah.edu/WebPath/HISTHTML/ANATOMY/ANATOMY.html
They have an entirely different site dedicated to neuroanatomy. This is the clearest and best organized review I could find on the internet.
http://library.med.utah.edu/WebPath/HISTHTML/NEURANAT/NEURANCA.html
In addition to the basic anatomy website, they also have many histological and pathological slides and quizzes. The histology review on their website was one of the best I could find. The pathology slides are equally worthwhile, though they are likely more useful for courses other than anatomy.
My name is Andrew and I am a first year resident training to be an ophthalmologist. I created ShortWhiteCoats to provide medical students, residents, and the public with all the information I spent so many hours looking for during medical school.
