Research Subject Guides: Geriatrics and Gerontology: Anatomy

Anatomy and Medical Images

Links to websites for medical images of human anatomy and physiology

Gray's Anatomy of the Human Body (1918 edition, Google Books) This link opens in a new window

Diagnostic Imaging for the Physical Therapist
by Darryl Hosford & Ken Hurd. Includes modules for the upper extremity, lower extremity, and spine.
Hosford Muscle Tables
Detailed information on the muscles of the human body. Includes each muscle's origin insertion, action, blood supply & innervation.
Master Muscle List
Muscles in Action
From the University of Michigan.
Superficial Muscles Tutorial
Point and click study aid that reviews the names and locations of major superficial muscles. Self tests are included. Developed by James Crimando PhD, from GateWay Community College.
WebAnatomy -- Muscles
Study aid for beginning anatomy students, consists of self-tests and games. Developed by Murray Jensen from Univ. of Minnesota.
Whole Brain Atlas

Anatomy TV

Anatomy.tv is a comprehensive multimedia suite of interactive modules featuring highly accurate 3D models of the human body. Animations illustrate function, biomechanics and movement, as well as treatments and surgical procedures. Modules include systemic anatomy, regional anatomy, sports & therapy, surgery and specialty titles.

Within Anatomy.tv you can:

Demonstrate muscle function in 3D with interactive animations that illustrate the interaction of muscles, ligaments and bones
Review clinical videos to gain a better understanding of procedures and treatments
Peel away layers, zoom, rotate anatomical models 360 degrees, and reconstruct layers back to their original structure
Export images, text, movies, and animations to use in presentations and patient handouts

Geriatrics and Gerontology: Anatomy

Anatomy Books

Anatomy and Medical Images

Anatomy TV