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Master Index of all subjects

	Thorax and Early Embryology
	Abdomen
	Pelvis
	Upper Extremity
	Lower Extremity
	Extremities Table of Muscles
	Extremities Table of Nerves
	Head and Neck
	Head and Neck Table of Muscles
	Head and Neck Table of Nerves

Other People's Pages:

Study Sheet	Author
THE TRUNK Miscellaneous items in Abdomen, Thorax, and Pelvis Muscles of the Trunk Anterior Abdominal Wall Bile Passages, Celiac, and Portal Vein Heart and Mediastinum Nerves of the Trunk Pelvis and Perineum Peritoneal / Retroperitoneal Cavities Vasculature of Trunk THE UPPER LIMB Upper Limb: Arm Muscles of the Upper Limb (Study Sheet) Pectoral and Deltoid regions The Forearm THE LOWER LIMB Leg and Dorsum of Foot Feet and Joints Gluteal Region and Posterior Thigh Anterior and Medial Thigh BACK Superficial Back and Scapula Back, Spine, and Suboccipital Region HEAD AND NECK Carotid Triangle and Root of the Neck Triangles of the Neck; Posterior Neck Parotid and Temperomandibular Joint Pharynx and Craniovertebral Joints Mouth, Tongue, and Larynx Eye and Orbit The Face Scalp and Cranial Fossae Bisection of Head and Pharyngeal Wall	Marc Scarbrough and Milton Wolf Anatomy Lab Structure Lists for the practical exams These guides are in MS-Word 6.0 Format
Foramina of the Skull and their Contents Parasympethetic Ganglia of the Head Head and Neck Review: Good review of lots of stuff about Head&Neck, from good 'ole M.Wolf.	Milton Wolf Other useful study guides by Milton Wolf.

Important Links in Anatomy:

	Embryo Development Outlines: Having a little trouble with Embryology? If so, then you must check out this site! This site, from U. Penn Medical School, is the clearest, most concise, most useable resource for Embryology I have ever found. It includes essential diagrams that explain the histology of placental and embryological structures.
	The Visible Human Project: The famous cadaveric pictures from National Institutes of Health. They created thousands of thin slices from a human cadaver. Many of the slides are available for viewing online.

Sources: The study guides in this section were adapted from the lectures and handouts of the professors in the Department of Anatomy and Cell Biology, the University of Kansas, 1996. Occasional reference was made to the following texts, in order of importance:

• Atlas of Human Anatomy, Frank H. Netter, M.D. CIBA-Geigy, 1994.
• Clinically Oriented Anatomy, Keith L. Moore. Williams & Wilkins, 1992.