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You can visualise the pathway of the nerves of the larynx by using the Origin Path tool in Complete Anatomy. READ POST

The urinary tract consists of the kidneys, ureters, and bladder. Together these components are the body’s drainage system for removing urine. Urologic diseases or conditions can range from urinary tract infections (UTI) to bladder control problems, or even kidney stones.  READ POST

You can use the Explode Tool in Complete Anatomy to see how the bones of the skull fit together like puzzle pieces.READ POST

In addition to English, Chinese and Spanish, you can now set the language to French or German, making our product more accessible to those studying anatomy in these languages. READ POST

A burn occurs when the skin or tissue is damaged by factors such as heat, radiation, chemicals and electricity. READ POST

Let’s take a look at the story of our full female model in the media. READ POST

In line with this summer’s theme of Inclusive Learning in Action, we have produced Guided Dissection: The Pelvis, a Course that places female pelvic anatomy center-stage.READ POST

In celebration of our complete female model, the team at Complete Anatomy have collaborated with TV anatomist, Professor Alice Roberts, to create our very first course utilizing female anatomy.READ POST

Beneath the skin on the palm of your hand lies the palmar aponeurosis. In the central part of the deep fascia, this thickened structure is highly specialized. It is in the shape of a triangle and protects underlying neurovasculature and tendinous structures. With its firm attachment to the palmar skin, it provides an improvement on grip.  READ POST

World Health Day is celebrated annually, and each year draws attention to a specific health concern around the world. The theme for 2022 is Our Planet, Our Health.READ POST