The Anatomy Department is a foundational division in medical and allied health sciences institutions. It is primarily responsible for teaching and research related to the structure of the human body. This includes gross anatomy, microscopic anatomy (histology), developmental anatomy (embryology), neuroanatomy, and genetics. The department plays a critical role in shaping the basic understanding of human biology for under graduates and post graduates of medicine, and students of nursing, physiotherapy, and other health-related fields.
Facilities
- Dissection Hall: Spacious and well-ventilated.Equipped with cadavers for hands-on learning.Dissection tables, instruments, and preservation systems.Adequate lighting and safety measures.
- Histology Laboratory: Microscopes (light and digital).Prepared slides of various tissues and organs.Multimedia projection for slide demonstrations.Facilities for slide preparation and staining.
- Anatomy Museum: Displays of preserved human specimens and models.Charts, embryology models, 3D models of human systems for better visualization.
- Embryology Section: Models and charts showing developmental stages.Multimedia tools for teaching embryological processes.
- Research Laboratory: Facilities for advanced anatomical and histological research.Equipment for tissue processing, staining, and microscopy. Access to relevant journals and digital research tools.
- Lecture Halls and Seminar Rooms: Audio-visual aids like projectors, and sound systems.Comfortable seating and lighting.Interactive learning environments.
- Cadaver Storage and Preservation Area: Refrigerated storage units or embalming facilities. Safe and hygienic handling systems for cadavers.
- Digital Learning Tools: Anatomy learning software and virtual dissection platforms.Access to online anatomy atlases and 3D visualization tools.
Services offered in the Department
1. Academic Teaching
- Special workshops for surgical trainees and clinicians.Orientation and training for paramedical staff.Microscopic slide preparation and demonstration.Slide library access for student and faculty use.
2. Research Support
- Assistance in anatomical, histological, and morphological research.
- Collaboration with clinical departments for interdisciplinary studies.
- Ethical clearance support for research involving human tissue.
3. Anatomical Museum Access
- Educational tours for students and visitors.
- Support for visual and interactive learning.
- Specimen loan for academic purposes.
4. Body Donation Program
- Receiving, preserving, and utilizing donated bodies for education.
- Public awareness and counseling about body donation.
- Ethical and respectful management of donor remains.
5. Embalming services
6. Continuing Medical Education (CME) and Workshops
- Organization of CME programs, dissection workshops, and seminars.
- Skill-building sessions for students and medical professionals.
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