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
Physiology of the urinary system
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
The lymphatic system in 3D
The lymphatic system is a multi-functional body system. Its roles include transportation of lymph and combating infection.READ POST
The female reproductive system
The female reproductive system is responsible for the production of the female gamete and steroid hormones.READ POST
Top highlights of 2019
A lot has changed in a year! From expert-led Courses to cutting-edge learning features, check out our highlight reel featuring all the great new additions in 2019.READ POST
Common injuries to the tendons
In one of our previous snippets, we examined the structure and function of a tendon. Today let’s explore how a tendon might become injured or damaged.READ POST
Big things are happening with 3D4Medical and Elsevier
Get ready for next level anatomy. As a brand-new member of the Elsevier family, we are excited to up our game in transforming anatomy learning globally with the power of 3D.READ POST
The anatomy of venipuncture
The term venipuncture (or venepuncture) is used to describe the process of entering a vein through the skin.READ POST
How a zygote is formed
Fertilization, put simply, is the fusion of a male and female gamete resulting in the formation of a zygote (a cell that contains all the genetic material required to create a human being). ?READ POST
