Welcome back to another Anatomy Dissected video! Making our way through the second half of the cranial nerves, Ellie Fahy focuses on cranial nerve VI – the abducens nerve.READ POST
Anatomy Dissected: CNVI (abducens nerve)
Anatomy behind funduscopy
Funduscopy is part of an assessment of the eye performed by a clinician. It is done by inspecting the fundus of the eyeball ?, with an instrument known as an ophthalmoscope (funduscope), which is simply a light source modified optically with the addition of lenses.?READ POST
Epidural injection
Epidural spinal injections are a form of steroidal injection used to treat pain in the spine, normally caused by nerve compression due to a herniated disc, degenerative disc, or other spinal conditions.READ POST
Why Complete Anatomy is best in class (according to the JMLA)
This month, Complete Anatomy was featured in the Journal of the Medical Library Association’s monthly publication.READ POST
Case Study: Tidelands Health
As their region’s largest healthcare provider, Tidelands Health is dedicated to keeping the communities they serve healthy and active, inside and outside of the hospital.READ POST
The physiology behind wound healing
We all accidentally cut ourselves from time to time and think nothing of it. But have you ever paused for a moment to consider what actually happens when we damage tissue, and what is involved in the healing process?READ POST
Auscultation of the lungs
At some point, we may have made a trip to the clinic and as part of the examination, the clinician pulls out a device and listens to your lungs, but what do they actually listen for?READ POST
Physiology of the urinary system
You’re on a long coach ride, or sitting through a meeting, and suddenly you have the urge to pee. We’ve all been there. But have you ever wondered how your body tells you it’s time for a bathroom break? READ POST
Anatomy Dissected: CNV (trigeminal nerve)
Welcome back to another Anatomy Dissected! Olivia Murray kicks off the new year with a video on CNV (the trigeminal nerve), which is responsible for providing sensation to the face, in addition to innervating the muscles of mastication. By the end of this video you will be able to: Identify the trigeminal root.Explore the course […]READ POST
The anatomy of radiography
Most of us have seen a chest radiograph before, some may even have had one done.READ POST
