The Department of Anatomy provides a strong foundation in the structural sciences essential for medical education and clinical practice. The department is committed to developing a clear and comprehensive understanding of human anatomy through a balanced integration of theoretical knowledge, practical training, cadaveric dissection, and digital learning technologies.
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The department is equipped with facilities designed to support comprehensive and competency-based anatomical education:
Advanced 3D virtual dissection technology for interactive exploration of human anatomy and digital dissection.
Dedicated facility for cadaveric dissection, demonstrations, and hands-on learning.
Collection of anatomical specimens, bones, models, charts, and embryological materials for practical learning.
Equipped for microscopic study of tissues and organ systems using prepared histological slides.
The department provides undergraduate BHMS students with systematic training in:
Regional anatomy of the head and neck, thorax, abdomen, pelvis, brain, and limbs
Microscopic structure and development of tissues and organs.
Correlation of anatomical knowledge with clinical examination, diagnosis, and medical practice.
To develop anatomically proficient, clinically oriented and confident medical professionals through rigorous academic training, practical experience, and modern educational technology.
Precision in Anatomy. Foundation for Excellence in Medicine.
The academic modules and administrative functions of the department are managed by: