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A set of Visible Human Project images demonstrates sectional anatomy of the human body. Explore Human Anatomy via images and identify various regions. Very much useful for medical students to understand the human anatomy of Head & Neck, Chest, Abdomen & Pelvis, Leg and Arm. These images are arranged in radiographic view, as though you were looking up from the patient’s feet toward the head. Thus, the right side of the image is the patient’s left side.
HEAD AND NECK - MALE
Top of skull(Brain, through basal ganglia) | Mid-skull Orbits (Orbits and optic nerves) | Mid-skull Orbits (Orbits and sella) | Mid-skull (Nose, at bottom of orbit) | Base of skull (Mastoid) | Base of skull (Maxilla) | Upper neck (C4 level) | Lower Neck (C5-C6 level)
HEAD AND NECK - FEMALE
Mid-skull Orbits (Orbits, Optic Nerves and Sella) | Base of skull (Inner ear, close view ) | Base of skull (Inner ear) | Upper Neck (C3-4 level) | Lower Neck (C6 level)
CHEST - MALE
Shoulder (T2 Level) | Upper Chest (T4 Level) | Chest (T7 Level) | Chest (T8 Level) | Lower Chest (T11 Level)
CHEST - FEMALE
Upper Chest (T4 Level) | Lower chest
ABDOMEN AND PELVIS - FEMALE
Upper Abdomen 1 | Upper Abdomen 2 | Abdomen | Lower Abdomen | Pelvis 1 | Pelvis 2 | Pelvis 3 | Pelvis 4 | Pelvis 5 | Lower Pelvis
ABDOMEN AND PELVIS - MALE
Upper Abdomen (L1 Level 1) | Upper Abdomen (L1 Level 2) | Upper Abdomen (L1-L2 Level) | Abdomen (L2 Level) | Abdomen (L3-L4 Level) | Lower Abdomen (L4 Level) | Pelvis (L5 Level) | Pelvis (S1 Level) | Pelvis (S5 Level) | Pelvis (Mid-acetabular level) | Pelvis (Symphysis pubis level) | Pelvis (Genitalia )
LEG - MALE
Thigh (Upper Femur 1) | Thigh (Upper Femur 2) | Mid Thigh 1 | Mid Thigh 2 | Lower Thigh | Knee 1 | Knee 2 | Knee 3 | Knee 4 | Knee 5 | Lower Leg 1 | Lower Leg 2 | Lower Leg 3 | Foot
LEG - FEMALE
Mid Thigh | Lower Thigh | Knee 1 | Knee 2 | Knee 3 | Knee 4 | Lower Leg 1 | Lower Leg 2 | Lower Leg 3 |
ARM - MALE
Upper Arm (Mid Humerus) | Elbow (Distal Humerus) | Elbow (Humerus & Ulna) | Elbow (Radius & Ulna 1) | Elbow (Radius & Ulna 2) | Elbow (Radius & Ulna 3) | Fore Arm 1 | Fore Arm 2
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