MBBS / Anatomy / Modules & Topics

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Anatomy Modules & Topics

A structured anatomy map covering foundational anatomy, histology, embryology, regional anatomy and neuroanatomy, organized for direct learning, practice and assessment.

Core Anatomy Map

Select a module to enter its topic-level learning route.

10 MODULES

Foundations

General Anatomy

Anatomical terminology, positions and planes; skeletal, joint, muscular and nervous-system foundations; clinical and radiological orientation.

Anatomical terms, positions & planes

Bones & ossification

Joints & movements

Muscles, tendons & fascia

Introductory nervous-system organization

Clinical & radiological orientation

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Microscopic Anatomy

General Histology

Cells, tissues and microscopic organization required for understanding organ structure.

Cell & organelles

Epithelium

Connective tissue

Muscle tissue

Nervous tissue

Microscopy & slide orientation

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Developmental Anatomy

General Embryology

Core developmental processes that explain normal formation and congenital abnormalities.

Gametogenesis & fertilization

Early embryonic development

Germ layers

Folding & body cavities

Placenta & fetal membranes

Principles of congenital anomalies

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Regional Anatomy

Upper Limb

Regional gross anatomy of the upper limb with clinically relevant nerves, vessels, joints and applied anatomy.

Pectoral region & breast

Axilla & brachial plexus

Arm & cubital fossa

Forearm

Hand

Upper-limb joints & applied anatomy

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Regional Anatomy

Lower Limb

Regional gross anatomy of the lower limb with clinically relevant nerves, vessels, joints and locomotor anatomy.

Gluteal region

Thigh & femoral triangle

Popliteal fossa & leg

Foot

Lower-limb vessels & nerves

Lower-limb joints & applied anatomy

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Regional Anatomy

Thorax

Thoracic wall and cavity, mediastinum, heart, lungs and clinically relevant relationships.

Thoracic wall

Pleura & lungs

Mediastinum

Heart & pericardium

Great vessels

Applied & radiological anatomy

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Regional Anatomy

Abdomen & Pelvis

Abdominal and pelvic walls, peritoneum, viscera, vessels, autonomic supply and clinically important relationships.

Anterior abdominal wall

Peritoneum & mesenteries

Gastrointestinal viscera

Hepatobiliary system & pancreas

Posterior abdominal wall

Pelvis, perineum & applied anatomy

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Regional Anatomy

Head & Neck

Head and neck regions, cranial structures, pharynx, larynx, glands, special-sense anatomy and clinical relations.

Scalp, face & parotid region

Neck triangles & fascia

Pharynx & larynx

Oral cavity & tongue

Orbit, ear & nasal region

Cranial nerves & applied anatomy

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Central Nervous System

Neuroanatomy

Structural organization of brain, spinal cord, pathways, meninges, ventricular system and clinically important correlations.

Spinal cord

Brainstem

Cerebellum

Cerebrum

Motor & sensory pathways

Meninges, ventricles & blood supply

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Developmental Anatomy

Systemic Development

Development of major organ systems and the anatomical basis of important congenital anomalies.

Cardiovascular development

Nervous-system development

Head & neck development

Gastrointestinal development

Urogenital development

Clinically relevant congenital anomalies

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Academic control: PM&DC allocates Anatomy as a major undergraduate subject and its official examination/curriculum materials cover general anatomy, histology, developmental anatomy, neuroanatomy and regional anatomy. RAHBAR uses those domains as the backbone while keeping university-specific sequencing separate.