Histopathology

MacAnatomy is the online portal to the Education Program in Anatomy at McMaster University.  

Useful for PG students, especially those doing oral pathology  

The gastrointestinal tract (GIT) comprises the stomach, duodenum, jejunum, ileum, colon, rectum and anal canal. The GIT and oesophagus form the alimentary canal. The basic structure of the walls of the alimentary canal has been described on the "Oral Cavity and Oesophagus" page.  

Cartilage and Bone Histology.  

This lecture covers images and important key terms for corresponding cell anomaly.  

Originally created in 2012 as a set of lecture notes for my own use, this document aims to complement the lectures given under the Homeostasis Panel at the Cardiff University School of Medicine. All material covered in lectures is explored in detail, helping students to understand and apply the teachings.  

The liver is one of the most confusing organs to get to grips with, and one that medical students know very little about prior to startinf medical school. This document aims to explain everything a first year medical student needs to know about the liver in a clear and concise manner, with the aid of bulletpoints and diagrams.  

A whistlestop SDL of histology and some pathology of the GI tract.