Covering every muscle in the human body, information is provided about each muscle's site of origin, action, insertion site, and associated nerve. Illustrations of each muscle are also provided. The resource, taken from the Virtual Hospital at the University of Iowa, is aimed at medical students and professionals. This resource is aimed at medical students and is provided by the University of Washington Department of Radiology. Options of images include schematics, plain film, tomogram, arteriogram, lymphaniogram, UGI, barium enema, ultrasound, MRI or CT, and more.
Areas covered include chest, head and neck, abdomen, pelvis and lower extremity.
As well as the images, information on what radiology is, the different techniques used and a glossary is provided. The site is provided by the Uniformed Services University of Health Sciences. Teaching Materials Vesalius interactive anatomy Vesalius Interactive Anatomy is an interactive digital graphic resource on human anatomy, aimed at the medical and surgical communities. The image archive contains a set of images, some designed by Dr. Gary Wind, and some are photographs or radiographs. These are aimed to give doctors a free readily available resource for education and reference.