Bridging Structure and Technology
Anatomy is the structural foundation of medicine. Our department has transitioned from traditional teaching methods to a dynamic, technology-driven environment. By combining the reverence of cadaveric dissection with the precision of modern medical imaging, we prepare students for the complexities of modern surgery and diagnostics. We teach students not just to observe, but to analyze, respect, and treat the human body with skill and compassion.
Strategic Goals
- Innovate: To utilize “Blended Learning” as a standard, merging physical dissection with virtual anatomy tools.
- Research: To drive research in morphological sciences and clinical anatomy.
- Upgrade: To continuously update infrastructure in compliance with global medical standards.
Courses Offered
- MD Anatomy
- MBBS
- M.Sc (Anatomy)
State-of-the-Art Infrastructure
We have upgraded our facilities to ensure a superior learning environment:
- Dissection Hall: A modernized facility (100 capacity) featuring advanced air-handling units, cold storage chambers, and surgical microscopes.
- Histology Lab: Equipped with individual microscopy units for 60 students and distinct areas for tissue processing and staining.
- Imaging & Radiology Zone: Focuses on Clinical Anatomy, utilizing CT, MRI, and Ultrasonography scans alongside skeletal visualization.
- The Museum: A resource-rich environment displaying professionally mounted specimens, regional anatomy exhibits, and embryological models.
- Demonstration Rooms: Audio-visually equipped halls designed for small-group teaching and case-based learning discussions.
- Embalming Suite: Fully operational unit with motorized embalming and sectioning capability.
