1. Introduction
2. Search Technique
3. LMC Resources
   • Periodicals
   • PubMed
   • CINAHL
   • Science Direct
   • Books/E-Books
   • E-Anatomy
   • Unfamiliar Resources
4. UW Partnership

E-Anatomy is an online atlas of the human body. The atlas uses ultrasound and MRI images as well as photographs to provide information on human anatomy. E-Anatomy is divided into modules, and you can look at information either by anatomy or by imaging modality. The modules allow you to look at the images layer by layer, with clear anatomical labels.

E-Anatomy contains the following modules:

Head & Neck Brain Skull, Sinuses Temporal Bone Ear Face (Bones) Face (Soft Tissue) Neck

Trunk Chest, Lung, Mediastinum Heart (Cross-sectional anatomy) Heart (Gross anatomy) Abdomen and Pelvis Female Pelvis

Limbs Shoulder Arm, Forearm, wrist and hand Hip, Thigh, Leg Lower limb (arteries and bones) Knee Ankle and foot

This is a really interesting tool; to see it more closely, view the following video: