Which books are the notes based on?

Snell’s Clinical Anatomy by Regions (10th edition) for gross anatomy, BRS Cell Biology & Histology (7th edition) for histology, and Inderbir Singh’s Human Embryology for development. The notes are written in our own words, with chapter and page references.

Are the notes in Arabic?

The summary and key points of every note are in Arabic too, with the English terms alongside.

Anatomy study notes for every structure

A note for every structure you study.

Every structure in the atlas has a study note written from the standard textbooks: Snell’s Clinical Anatomy by Regions, BRS Cell Biology & Histology and Inderbir Singh’s Human Embryology. Each note gives the book chapter and pages it comes from.

Exam-focused: Location, relations, attachments, actions, nerve supply, blood supply and lymph drainage, then the clinical points examiners ask about.
Key points for revision: A short list of the facts to remember, for the last read before an exam or a viva.
Histology and development: The microscopic structure from BRS Histology and the development from Singh, added to the gross anatomy.
On the 3D model: Open a note and the structure lights up on the body, so you see where it lies while you read.

Study notes by region

Back (13 structures)

Upper limb (89 structures)

Thorax (45 structures)

Abdomen (46 structures)

Pelvis (28 structures)

Perineum (6 structures)

Lower limb (76 structures)

Head and neck (146 structures)

Pregnancy (2 structures)

Questions

Which books are the notes based on?: Snell’s Clinical Anatomy by Regions (10th edition) for gross anatomy, BRS Cell Biology & Histology (7th edition) for histology, and Inderbir Singh’s Human Embryology for development. The notes are written in our own words, with chapter and page references.
Are the notes in Arabic?: The summary and key points of every note are in Arabic too, with the English terms alongside.