Category Archives: Anatomy

Pap and Seder: The Anatomy of Right Wing Extremism Ring of Fire's Mike Papantonio and Sam Seder discuss Stormfront.org, a right wing extremist forum, and how many of the recent mass shooters had posted on the forum. Support Ring of Fire by... By: Ring of Fire Radio … Continue reading →

Ischemic Stroke 02: Anatomy Here we look at the various structures and blood supply within the CNS and the corresponding stroke syndromes. By: Rahul Patwari … Continue reading →

JJ An Avatars Life in Entropia PD Gray's Anatomy 31 of 51 By: Art G … Continue reading →

Grey's Anatomy 10x22 Sneak Peek 1 GREY'S IS LOVE By: Grey's Is Love Channel … Continue reading →

Tuesday, April 29 17:11:24 Pocket Anatomy, a start-up based in NUI Galway's incubation centre has won the 'Boost' startup competition at The Next Web Conference in Amsterdam. Pocket Anatomy, from nearly one hundred entrants, was one of ten selected to attend the conference in Amsterdam by popular vote. Pitching on stage at one of Europe's top tech gatherings attended by over 2,500 web, technology and business leaders, Pocket Anatomy was selected as the winner. CEO Mark Campbell was on hand to collect the Boost Award, which comes hot on the heels of Pocket Anatomy's remarkable achievement on the other side of the Atlantic of being only the third European company to join the prestigious New York-based StartUp Health Academy. Pocket Anatomy CEO Mark Campbell said this was a big win for the company "It's fantastic that Ireland is punching above its weight in the healthcare and medical innovation space, with Pocket Anatomy receiving the top startup award at The Next Web Conference, and also recently joining the StartUp Health Academy," said Dr John Breslin from NUI Galway, an advisor to Pocket Anatomy. "Galway is already home to many SMEs and multinationals in the medical technologies domain, and local start-ups like … Continue reading →

Theres only two episodes left in the 10th season of Greys Anatomy until fans of the Shonda Rhimes medical drama are forced to say goodbye to Cristina Yang -- forever. And because Sandra Oh is leaving the set of Greys for good, rumors have been spreading like an infectious disease over if and how the creator of the long-running series will kill off the sassy-mouthed doctor in the season finale. Originally, Oh told the Hollywood Reporter that she wanted her final appearance in Greys Anatomy to be a celebration. "I want us to get to that point where we see this character ride off into the sunset Playing Cristina and growing her and growing myself in her, I want to usher her into the next section of her life in the best way possible. It's got to be Cristina Yang's happily-ever-after, she explained. But knowing the madness of Rhimes methods, we think its safe to say Cristinas neck will totally be on the chopping block in episode 24 -- especially after we caught wind of the synopsis for Fear (of the Unknown). In the Season 10 finale, the doctors of Grey Sloan Memorial Hospital bid an emotional farewell to the … Continue reading →

M269A - Respiratory Distress in the Pediatric Patient: Anatomy, Physiology, and Breath Sounds By: Medcom Trainex … Continue reading →

Renal Anatomy Part 3 Introduction to the anatomy of the Renal corpuscle. Terms included: Bowman's capsule, Podocyte, Distal convoluted tubule, proximal convoluted tubule, Macula densa, JG cells, efferent arteriole,... By: Gregory Kluthe … Continue reading →

VBR - Sneak Peek (2) - Grey's Anatomy 10.22''We Are Never Getting Back Together'' By: Valria Rios … Continue reading →

CBS Boston (con't) Affordable Care Act Updates: CBSBoston.com/ACA Health News & Information: CBSBoston.com/Health Receive News, Politics, and Entertainment Headlines Each Morning. BOSTON (CBS) Human anatomy is one of the first courses a student has to take in medical school to study the bodys organs, nerves, vessels and more. Human cadavers have always been used for this purpose and probably always will be but UMass Medical School now has a new, high-tech tool at their disposal which is giving doctors a view into the body like never before. Third year medical students Scott Pascal and Pamela Lu are getting a lesson on human anatomy, but instead of dissecting a cadaver, theyre viewing the deep layers of the human body using this virtual anatomy table. Going through anatomy, when you move from structure-to-structure, you often have to remove things and peel back things and when you get to the end of the block you want to go back to things you learned in the beginning. This would be amazing for that, Lu said. Its full size and life-size and can do a lot of manipulation that other software cant do, Pascal said. UMass is one of the first medical schools in New … Continue reading →