Medical Images 

This online book features 1,247 vibrant engravings--many in color--from the classic 1918 publication, as well as a subject index with 13,000 entries. Banner ads are found at the top of the pages, but the illustrations are from the 1918 publication.

Over 1000, labeled, histological images with accompanying functional descriptions. Interactive features allow the user to change magnification and examine areas of interest in great detail. Some images have interactive identification features.

The atlases include brain and spinal cord images and MRIs of the brain. Content is freely available for non-profit use by health science educators. Interactive features allow the user to request an outline of structures or a quiz on the image content.

These interactive, anatomy atlases were produced by the University of Washington. Brain, neuroanatomy, thorcic viscera, and knee atlases are available. The software and images are available for non-commercial use with some restrictions

Cells Alive! provides basic cell biology, microbiology, and immunology videos, micrographs and diagrams. The images are available for use in lectures and handouts and for other nonprofit, educational use with some important exceptions.

Interactive 3-D QuickTime movies of many skull bones and the external skull.

Anatomical plates of Pietro da Cortona(1596-1669) and Paolo Mascagni(1752-1815) and the anatomical "flap book" of Johan Remmelin(1583-1632). Access these images through the "Images from the Collection" links on the left-hand side of the page.

Thackery Gray, Ph.D., Professor of Cell Biology, Neurobiology & Anatomy at Loyola University Medical School produced this practice exam with links to exam answers.

A project of the National Library of Medicine, the Visible Human Project provides access to cross-sectional images of the human female and male. Sample images are available free of charge.