Anatomy lectures on CD

[dust]

I have a friend who's going to a foreign med school and is not happy with his anatomy lectures. He asked me if I knew of any sets of anatomy lectures on CD. Personally I don't think anatomy lectures are that useful, I think reading and good atlas does the job but everyone is different. So has anyone come across anything like he's looking for? Thanks.

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[MadameLULU]

I have a friend who's going to a foreign med school and is not happy with his anatomy lectures. He asked me if I knew of any sets of anatomy lectures on CD. Personally I don't think anatomy lectures are that useful, I think reading and good atlas does the job but everyone is different. So has anyone come across anything like he's looking for? Thanks.

Ackland's videos are very useful!

 

[Taus]

I'll second Ackland's DVD's. A good text (maybe Moore's) can help tie in the clinical stuff he'll need.

 

[doc2day]

While researching for a paper, I came across a few websites. But most of these are not peer reviewed. The one that I think is peer reviewed is
http://services.aamc.org/jsp/mededportal/

It is primarily for faculty to submit their educational materials. But students can use it too. You may have to contact the professor (or author), for some of them.

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[deuist]

Here are the websites that I used to study from. I pasted my two favorites at the top of this list. The rest of the websites are given in no particular order.

U Michigan Learning Resources --- Best site for videos, quizzes, explanations
Anatomy Dissection Videos --- Needs Quicktime (iTunes) installed
The Anatomy Lesson --- By a Georgetown professor
Anatomy Studystacks
Anatomy tables --- origins, insertions, great stuff to memorize
Gray's Anatomy online
Lumen Dissector
U Michigan
PT (Physical Therapy) Central --- Lists of muscles
Net Anatomy
Salamon's Neuroanatomy Atlas
U Newfoundland
Duke Orthopedics --- Starts on Psoas muscle, difficult to navigate, but good resource overall
Whole Brain Atlas