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Clinical Anatomy Resources

Anatomy Tools Online

  • Visible Body

    An interactive 3D atlas of the human body. Find highly detailed, rotatable 3D models, animations, and virtual reality dissection. Presentation, modeling and group learning tools available. Be patient – VB can take up to 30 seconds to load the first time you access. Users must login at least once every 150 days from the above link to retain access to personal VB accounts. Beginner Tutorials.

  • Anatomy & Physiology Revealed

    An interactive “cadaver” experience. This tool combines high-resolution cadaver photographs with a digital layering technique, allowing students to peel away skin, muscle, and organs. It features built-in quizzes, histology slides, radiology scans, and motion graphic animations. Detailed information and audio pronunciations build anatomical knowledge, and comprehensive quizzing reinforces learning.

  • Human Anatomy Modules

    UNE has access to multimedia features like the Auscultation Classroom, Pathophysiology Animations, Heart and Lung Sounds, 5- to 15-minute Anatomy ‘Lectures’, and the Complete and Regional Human Anatomy Modules. Note: Currently UNE has no access to the ‘Focused’ Anatomy Modules.

  • More Databases

    • Stedman's Online

      The most complete resource of medical terms, definitions, abbreviations and symbols.

    • LUMEN Learn’Em

      Interactive models with testing. Click on area of the body to explore and then the numbers on the models for identification. Areas covered: skeletal, muscle, nerves, arteries, dermatones, cutaneous innervation. From Loyola University Medical Education Network.

    • Muscle Atlas

      University of Washington Department of Radiology Muscle Atlas and teaching materials. Contains an illustrated atlas of the muscles of the upper and lower extremities and online teaching materials on musculoskeletal radiology.

Anatomical Models

We have a number of models that you can borrow for use in the library. Ask at the front desk.
Portland Campus

  • box of bones, including spine
  • dental models
  • human heart model
  • articulated/disarticulated resin skulls
  • standing skeletons

Biddeford Campus

  • skull
  • skeleton parts
  • standing skeletons