ANATOMY

Overview

The Department of Anatomy provides a strong foundation in the structural organization of the human body through gross anatomy, histology, embryology, and genetics, taught using regional, systemic, clinical, cross-sectional, and radiological approaches. Students gain hands-on skills in cadaver dissection, preservation, and histological techniques. The department is equipped with a fully air-conditioned lecture hall with audiovisual aids, two demonstration rooms, a histology lab with individual microscopes and slide projectors, and a dissection hall containing prosected specimens and skeleton models. It also includes an embalming room, a museum with over 500 wet specimens, charts, 3D models, and rare congenital specimens, and a research laboratory with advanced microscopes. A well-organized departmental library with textbooks, reference materials, and digital resources supports effective self-study and research.