Want to refresh your anatomy knowledge or engage your patients in understanding their surgery, diagnosis, or injury in a visual way?
Library and Patient Education Services has resources for
you.
Online Resources
AnatomyTV is a 3-D, interactive,
online model of the human anatomy.
It
includes MRI images, slides, movies, animations related to biomechanics,
functional anatomy, injuries and more.
Specialty modules include:
- Otolaryngology
- Dentistry
- Speech language pathology
- Pelvic floor disorders
- Urology
- Chiropractic
You can access AnatomyTV from Top Clinical Resources on
Gladiator.
For individual or group training on AnatomyTV,
contact library staff at extension 55410 or library@gundersenhealth.org.
Online and Print Textbooks
We have several online anatomy textbooks, some of them are:
Netter's Clinical Anatomy
Gray's Anatomy: The Anatomical Basis of Clinical Practice
The Human Nervous System
Clinical Neuroanatomy
We have several online anatomy textbooks, some of them are:
Netter's Clinical Anatomy
Gray's Anatomy: The Anatomical Basis of Clinical Practice
The Human Nervous System
Clinical Neuroanatomy
For more online and print books, search our online catalog.
Charts and Anatomical Models
The John & Nettie Mooney Libraries, Level 1, Legacy Building, and Level 4, Onalaska Clinic have human anatomy models and charts for use in presentations or to help explain a diagnosis, procedure, or physiological process to a patient.
Employees can check out charts and models for a 24 hour time period.
Some of the more popular models and charts include the heart, human torso, occluded artery, and the process of giving birth.
For a full listing of all available charts and models, search the online catalog with the words, “model” or “chart”.
As always, the library staff can help you with almost all of your work-related information needs. Simply call, email, or visit any of the libraries.
The John & Nettie Mooney Libraries, Level 1, Legacy Building, and Level 4, Onalaska Clinic have human anatomy models and charts for use in presentations or to help explain a diagnosis, procedure, or physiological process to a patient.
Employees can check out charts and models for a 24 hour time period.
Some of the more popular models and charts include the heart, human torso, occluded artery, and the process of giving birth.
For a full listing of all available charts and models, search the online catalog with the words, “model” or “chart”.
As always, the library staff can help you with almost all of your work-related information needs. Simply call, email, or visit any of the libraries.
- Health Sciences Library—Lower Level, Heritage Building.
Extension 55410, library@gundersenhealth.org
- John & Nettie Mooney Library, La Crosse—Level 1, Legacy
Building. Extension 55995, mooneylibraries@gundersenhealth.org
- John & Nettie Mooney Library & Stanek Cancer
Library—Level 2, East Building.
Extension 51186.
- John & Nettie Mooney Library, Onalaska—Level 4, Onalaska
Clinic. Extension 51665.
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