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The cost: I’m still amazed that there’s such an incredible free resource out there.

He holds an MBChB degree and a BSc in Neuroscience from the University of Bristol. Why it’s trustworthy: Peter de Souza, the founder of AnatomyZone, is a certified NHS doctor working in the UK. Since I learn most of the content from my school’s notes, I watch AnatomyZone videos mainly as a good summary or review and for 3D visualisation of anatomical topics. How I use it: This is the best video resource for anatomy. What is it: AnatomyZone ( YouTube) is a leading resource for simple and concise 3D anatomy tutorials, with over 200 videos and a new range of interactive 3D anatomy models. Online Resources for Learning Anatomy AnatomyZone In that article, other options are also briefly considered, with a quick explanation on why they are not as preferred.

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You can check out another article from this series for a full list of the best textbooks for medical school. Other textbooks and atlases have deliberately been omitted from this article, to zero in on the best choices and absolve you of your textbook selection quandary. The three texts listed above (Gray’s, Moore’s, and Netter’s) are the top choices. Which Is the Best Anatomy Textbook and Atlas? Take a look: View the video preview and sample pages of Netter’s Atlas of Human Anatomy: Free for the eBook if your school has an institutional subscription (or if you are resourceful enough). The cost: S$139.50 for the paperback on Amazon. Still, Netter’s is a good reference resource. Gray’s and Google Images are often clearer and more than sufficient. Sometimes Netter’s drawings are butchered by a sea of labels. Relevant images are always in our lecture materials, reworked to include only the most essential labels. How I use it: I don’t actually use Netter’s much. Diagrams are vibrantly coloured, detailed, and clearly labelled. It brings readers “world-renowned, exquisitely clear views of the human body with a clinical perspective”. What is it: Netter’s Atlas of Human Anatomy is often the first title you’ll hear about when searching for an anatomy atlas. (Note: The video is not on the latest edition but the look and features of the textbook are the same) Take a look: View the video preview and sample pages of Gray’s Anatomy for Students: The cost: S$97.50 for the paperback on Amazon. I don’t think I’ve ever read an entire chapter of Gray’s. Since our school’s lecture notes contain many diagrams from Gray’s, coupled with comprehensive and well-organised content, there’s little need to refer more extensively to the textbook. How I use it: I use Gray’s occasionally for reference or for a specific diagram or illustration. Its anatomical diagrams are probably the most widely used in medical education. Described as “thorough and yet succinct in its expression, without loss of relevant detail”, Gray’s is highly recommended by professors and veteran medical students alike. What is it: Gray’s Anatomy for Students has long been one of the most popular textbooks that medical students turn to for studying anatomy. The Best Resources for Learning HistologyĪnatomy Textbooks and Atlases Gray’s Anatomy for Students

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