Are you stuffed with a lot of career options?

If you are an aspirant who loves to explore more about the human body, then we are here to guide you through the blog.

We have a set of Anatomy Courses at SRM Medical College Hospital and Research Centre. Here, we offer you MBBS and MD courses in Anatomy.

Focusing on MBBS, it is a 5 and half-year course molding you in the subjects of Anatomy, Physiology, Biochemistry, Pharmacology, Pathology, Microbiology, Forensic Medicine, Community Medicine, Obstetrics and Gynaecology, Paediatrics among others.

Diving deep into the field of Anatomy, here we have a perfect way out for you, as SRM Medical College Hospital and Research Centre offers an MD in Anatomy. It is a 3-year PG program that gets you more career opportunities in the fields of teaching, research, clinical practice, healthcare administration, and more. In addition to this, you can also widen your knowledge by choosing a specialization in sub-fields such as Neuroanatomy, Surgical Anatomy, and more.

As the word (Anatomy) refers to the subject, it is highly interesting to justify the meaning of its name ‘To cut open, to dissect’. The Human Anatomist is usually referred to as a medical scientist widely, as they are the ones, who focus on the morphology of the human body. Studying Anatomy is prominent as you can widen your understanding of human anatomical structures.

Moving into a deep understanding of specializing areas in anatomy,

• Neuroanatomy – The study is mainly focused on the nervous system. It includes macroscopic and microscopic structures. This helps students understand more about injuries to the nerves.
• Comparative anatomy – According to the name of comparative anatomy, analysis is done to find similarities and evolution by comparing two organisms. This study is important as it finds evidence for the evolution of animals or organisms.
• Radiological anatomy – The anatomy that is done with the help of radiographic films. This study helps to find the collapse or other abnormalities on the radiographic film.
• Histology – In microscopic anatomy, we cover the areas that are not seen through the naked eye, the tiny anatomical structures such as tissues and cells in humans.
• Embryology – Embryology is the study of the development and formation of the structure of an embryo and fetus, focusing on the impact of mutations and the progression of genetic disorders.

In addition to this, the curriculum focuses on Surgical Anatomy, Human Anatomy, and more.

Begin your journey of exploration and discovery here at SRM Medical College Hospital and Research Centre.