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Anatomical dissection - abdomen and pelvis

Author: Janka Vecanová, Darina Kluchová, Jaroslav Majerník, Vladimír Medvec, Gabriela Zsigová

Published on: 8.2.2020, last modified on: 9.9.2022

Discipline: Anatomy | Departments: Department of Anatomy, Department of Medical Informatics and Simulator Medicine

Anatomical dissection - abdomen and pelvis

Anatomical dissection of the abdomen and pelvis contains educational video recordings of dissections performed on cadavers in dissection rooms of Department of Anatomy. They are intended for students of medicine in order to acquaint them with anatomical structures of the human body as well as to extend their preparation for practical exercises. Documentation videos are supplemented with descriptions of individual anatomical structures and expert commentary.

This work was supported by the national grant KEGA 017UPJŠ-4/2016 "Visualization of education in human anatomy using video records of dissections and multimedia teaching materials".

The authors provide students with videos of dissections of the abdomen and pelvis.

This work was supported by the national grant KEGA 017UPJŠ-4/2016 "Visualization of education in human anatomy using video records of dissections and multimedia teaching materials".

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 DAP-01 Layers of the abdominal wall 9.9.2022 MEFANET user Creative Commons License
 DAP-02 Round ligament of liver (lig. teres hepatis) 9.9.2022 MEFANET user Creative Commons License
 DAP-03 Lesser omentum (omentum minus) 9.9.2022 MEFANET user Creative Commons License
 DAP-04 Celiac trunk and extrahepatal biliary ducts 9.9.2022 MEFANET user Creative Commons License
 DAP-05 Liver in situ 9.9.2022 MEFANET user Creative Commons License
 DAP-06 Liver (specimen) 9.9.2022 MEFANET user Creative Commons License
 DAP-07 Oral cavity (specimen) 9.9.2022 MEFANET user Creative Commons License
 DAP-08 Tongue 9.9.2022 MEFANET user Creative Commons License
 DAP-09 Constrictor muscles of pharynx 9.9.2022 MEFANET user Creative Commons License
 DAP-10 Stomach, duodenum, jejunum (specimens) 9.9.2022 MEFANET user Creative Commons License
 DAP-11 Ileocecal orifice, vermiform appendix (specimen) 9.9.2022 MEFANET user Creative Commons License
 DAP-12 Superior mesenteric artery, inferior mesenteric artery, typical features of intestines 9.9.2022 MEFANET user Creative Commons License
 DAP-13 Abdominal wall from inside (umbilical folds, inguinal fossae) 9.9.2022 MEFANET user Creative Commons License
 DAP-14 Large vessels in retroperitoneal space (aorta, inferior vena cava) 9.9.2022 MEFANET user Creative Commons License
 DAP-15 Superficial inguinal ring in male 9.9.2022 MEFANET user Creative Commons License
 DAP-16 Inguinal canal in female 9.9.2022 MEFANET user Creative Commons License
 DAP-17 Inguinal canal in male 9.9.2022 MEFANET user Creative Commons License
 DAP-18 Content of spermatic cord 9.9.2022 MEFANET user Creative Commons License
 DAP-19 Testes (coverings) 9.9.2022 MEFANET user Creative Commons License
 DAP-20 Kidney, renal hilum, fibrous capsule 9.9.2022 MEFANET user Creative Commons License
 DAP-21 Urinary bladder, prostate 9.9.2022 MEFANET user Creative Commons License
 DAP-22 Vessels and nerves on dorsum penis 9.9.2022 MEFANET user Creative Commons License
 DAP-23 Penis, external morphology, sagittal and transverse section 9.9.2022 MEFANET user Creative Commons License
 DAP-24 Fundiform and suspensory ligament of penis 9.9.2022 MEFANET user Creative Commons License
 DAP-25 Male urogenital organs 9.9.2022 MEFANET user Creative Commons License
 DAP-26 Testis (specimens) 9.9.2022 MEFANET user Creative Commons License
 DAP-27 Female urogenital organs, sagittal section 9.9.2022 MEFANET user Creative Commons License
 DAP-28 Female genital organs, specimens 9.9.2022 MEFANET user Creative Commons License
 DAP-29 Uterus 9.9.2022 MEFANET user Creative Commons License
 DAP-30 Female genital organs in situ 9.9.2022 MEFANET user Creative Commons License
 DAP-31 Common and external iliac arteries, surrounding structures 9.9.2022 MEFANET user Creative Commons License
 DAP-32 Nerves of lumbar plexus in retroperitoneum 9.9.2022 MEFANET user Creative Commons License
 DAP-33 Pelvic floor muscles 9.9.2022 MEFANET user Creative Commons License
 DAP-34 Ischioanal fossa, pudendal canal, urogenital diaphragm 9.9.2022 MEFANET user Creative Commons License
 DAP-35 Sacral plexus, piriformis, coccygeus, levator ani, corona mortis 9.9.2022 MEFANET user Creative Commons License
 DAP-36 Pudendal nerve in infrapiriform foramen and in pudendal canal 9.9.2022 MEFANET user Creative Commons License

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Keywords: dissection, cadaver, vessels, nerves, muscles, bones, abdomen, pelvis

citation: Janka Vecanová, Darina Kluchová, Jaroslav Majerník, Vladimír Medvec, Gabriela Zsigová: Anatomical dissection - abdomen and pelvis. Multimedia support in the education of clinical and health care disciplines :: Portal of Pavol Jozef Šafárik University in Košice Faculty of Medicine [online] , [cit. 20. 04. 2024]. Available from WWW: https://portal.lf.upjs.sk/articles.php?aid=371. ISSN 1337-7000.