Acland's Lower Extremity Anatomy

[DrGonz]

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Hey Everyone, I assume that some people know about this, but our teacher just mentioned it in class the other day and a lot of us hadn't heard of it so thought I would share it. We just watched a 15 min clip of the Hip and Thigh stuff, but it was all very straight forward and I thought easy to understand and helpful. Here is the link, you can subscribe for just the lower ext for like 20 bucks or so for 6 months.

http://aclandanatomy.com/


Also there I know some of it is on youtube (not sure if whole vid or not, havn't watched) just got to search for it.

Hope it helps everyone out!!

 

[pacpod]

Hey Everyone, I assume that some people know about this, but our teacher just mentioned it in class the other day and a lot of us hadn't heard of it so thought I would share it. We just watched a 15 min clip of the Hip and Thigh stuff, but it was all very straight forward and I thought easy to understand and helpful. Here is the link, you can subscribe for just the lower ext for like 20 bucks or so for 6 months.

http://aclandanatomy.com/


Also there I know some of it is on youtube (not sure if whole vid or not, havn't watched) just got to search for it.

Hope it helps everyone out!!

My undergrad anatomy prof used Dr. Acland in Anatomy and I was a fan then. He kind of feels like the Mr. Rogers of anatomy.

 

[DrGonz]

He kind of feels like the Mr. Rogers of anatomy.

👍

 

[hematosis]

Pretty neat video. Especially if you need a quick board review for anatomy.
Unfortunately, the only downside of it is that its not as detailed as we need to know LE anatomy (i.e. he doesn't really distinguish between inversion and supination and which muscles are used for it, etc).

but i do like how he pronounces "iliacus" like its some greek god or something.