Collection of online Anatomy resources?

[bonoz]

Hi,
I'm looking for various anatomy (ex; muscle insertion/action/innervation) charts and other resources that can help a student move from understanding anatomy to KNOWING anatomy.

I understand it all, I just need to sit down and memorise the insertion/attachments, etc. business. Anyone know any good resources?

Thanks

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[ucladoc2b]

Grays has good charts. I also liked Netters 3D program to really get all of the relationships down. Really good if you are a visual learner. Great piece of software.

http://www.interactelsevier.com/netter

 

[Etorphine]

Gray's Anatomy online (2nd ed.) is the best I know of. Once you buy the physical book:

http://www.amazon.com/Grays-Anatomy-Students-STUDENT-CONSULT/dp/0443069522

then you get an access code for the online system, which is GREAT. It has discussions on the mechanics of anatomy, but it also has data banks of clear, labelled illustrations for memorizing as well.

edit: don't pre-study!!!

 

[Bojack Horseman]

Grays has good charts. I also liked Netters 3D program to really get all of the relationships down. Really good if you are a visual learner. Great piece of software.

http://www.interactelsevier.com/netter

whenever you go to "purchase", it says you have the option to purchase Netter's 3D Interactive Anatomy or Elsevier's 3D Interactive Anatomy.

What's the difference between these two? They're the same price.

 

[ucladoc2b]

whenever you go to "purchase", it says you have the option to purchase Netter's 3D Interactive Anatomy or Elsevier's 3D Interactive Anatomy.

What's the difference between these two? They're the same price.

I have the Netters version. Can't really comment on the Esevier one.

If you bought a Netters atlas, you can get a free trial.