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Created for you who study anatomy
Anatomy is both fascinating and complex and, in its study, makes great demands on a structured and systematic approach. For the same reason, eAnatomy has created some unique tools to help you achieve just this.
Posters about the musculoskeletal system
Fantastic posters
eAnatomi has spent many years and resources developing the best anatomical posters about e.g. the musculoskeletal system. The posters create an overview and are structured with unique pedagogy and systematics, which make it easy for anatomy students to repeat e.g. muscle names. The posters include Danish and pure Latin with grouping cf. the textbooks. Quite simply brilliant, if we do say so ourselves.
models for anatomy studies
Three dimensions
Studies in anatomy revolve around countless structures, from muscles, joints, to organs and cells. Some structures are significantly easier to understand in three dimensions. Take e.g. our heart model, which is popular with medical students who want a comprehensive understanding of chambers, vessels and topography. Here the difference between a photo and a physical presentation is beyond compare.
anatomical models
Study-friendly sizes
eAnatomi has e.g. a small torso of 26 cm in height, with removable organs and even superficial musculature. The model encourages interaction, is detailed and attractive in terms of price. In addition, the model supports your learning, ready knowledge and acts as an engaging visual explanation model for oral presentations.
Student job
With anatomy at the forefront
Are you good at anatomy and want to share your knowledge and joy for the subject? Are you creative and like to be innovative? And do you like to be in charge of a project and see it through to completion? Then a student job at eAnatomi could be something for you! We have a development department consisting of professional consultants who are both in the process of a health education or graduates, and here we develop new products to support the study of anatomy. If this sounds like something for you, then please send us an unsolicited application with your CV, a motivated job application and preferably a portfolio of drawings or other creative things you have done - whether in your spare time or during your studies.