MS Anatomy Syllabus and Subjects

Duration: 2 Years
Avg Fees: ₹54K - 18 LPA

MS Anatomy syllabus is a two years postgraduate degree course and is divided into four semesters. MS Anatomy is a study about basic knowledge of Anatomy, History of Anatomy, Elements of Anatomy, Advanced Technology in Anatomy and so on. The subjects related to MS Anatomy courses differ according to the specializations and institutes.

Semester Wise MS Anatomy Syllabus

The Master of Surgery in Anatomy syllabus covers everything from Anatomy, History of Anatomy, Elements of Anatomy, Advanced technology in Anatomy and so on. MS Anatomy course has both practical and theory papers. It is designed to ensure that the students can build a reading career for themselves.  Semester wise MS Anatomy subjects list are given below:

MS Anatomy First Year Syllabus

Semester I

Semester II

History of Anatomy

Cross-Sectional Anatomy

General Anatomy

Applied Anatomy

Elements of Anatomy

Principles of Microscopy and Histological Techniques

Gross Human Anatomy

General and Systematic Histology

Principles of Physical Anthropology

Practical Schedule

Museum techniques, embalming techniques including Medicolegal aspects, and knowledge of Anatomy Act

Collection of tissues, fixing, block making, section cutting; use of different types of microtomes and preparation of general and systemic slides

Medical Ethics

Hematoxylin & Eosin

Recent Advances in Anatomy

Preparation of Stains

 

MS Anatomy Second Year Syllabus

Semester III

Semester IV

General and Systemic Embryology Including Growth, Development and Teratology

Radiological Anatomy including Principles of newer techniques

Neuroanatomy

Interpretation of CT Scan, Sonography and MRI

Surface Anatomy

Human Genetics

Staining Techniques

Knowledge of Light Microscope and Electron Microscope

Knowledge of Special staining techniques like Silver Nitrate, PAS staining, Osmium tetroxide, Van Gieson etc

Detailed Microscopic Study of All The Tissues (General and Systemic Slides)

Embryo (chick embryo) mounting and serial sections of Embryo- should be taken, stained with Hematoxylin & Eosin

Comparative Anatomy

MS Anatomy Subjects

MS Anatomy subjects cover theory and practicals of Anatomy. Master of Surgery in Anatomy subjects Anatomy, History of Anatomy, Elements of Anatomy, Advanced technology in Anatomy and so on. MS Anatomy course curriculum includes both core and elective subjects. Some compulsory languages are listed below:

  • History of Anatomy
  • Gross Human Anatomy
  • General and Systemic Embryology including Growth, Development and Teratology.
  • Recent Advances in Anatomy
  • Museum techniques, embalming techniques including Medicolegal aspects, and knowledge of Anatomy Act.
  • Knowledge of special staining techniques like Silver Nitrate, PAS staining, Osmium tetroxide, Van Gieson etc.

MS Anatomy Course Structure

This course is appropriate for postgraduate students, including pre-medical and pre-allied health students, seeking to gain a better appreciation of the anatomical/ functional mechanisms of the human body. MS Anatomy structure is made in such a way that it covers both classroom training and practicals. The MS Anatomy course structure is given below:

  • IV semesters
  • Core Subjects
  • Elective subjects
  • Practicals
  • Projects
  • Internship

MS Anatomy Teaching Methodology and Techniques

MS Anatomy undertakes different teaching methods. Along with classroom training, MS Anatomy includes practical sessions for those who are very passionate about Medical and want to take it professionally in future. Some of the teaching methods that are adopted for the course are listed below:

  • Presentations
  • Conceptualized learning
  • Practicals
  • Classroom training
  • Group discussions
  • Internship

MS Anatomy Projects

Projects are there to give to the students who must understand deeply about concepts and get some experience. Projects are completed by the end of the fourth semester. Some popular MS Anatomy projects topics are listed below:

  • A Morphological and Morphometric Study of Normal Pelvicalyceal Anatomy and its Variations in Cadaveric Kidneys.
  • Morphological and Morphometrical Study of Placenta in Normal and Pregnancy Included Hypertension Patients of Bidar District in North Karnataka.
  • A Study of the Dermatoglyphic Pattern in Diabetic and Essential Hypertensive Subjects in Kalaburgi District.
  • Cadaveric Study of Dimensions of Human Adult Tricuspid Valve and the Attachment of Chordae tendinae.
  • Study of Brachial artery and its Branches, Their variations and Clinical Significance.

MS Anatomy Reference Books

MS Anatomy books are available in both online and offline stores written by different authors and publications. Reference books are meant to give additional and deep knowledge about a concept. Books for MS Anatomy courses differ according to the specializations and institutes. Some reference books for the MS Anatomy course are:

MS Anatomy Books

Reference Books

Authors

Human Anatomy: A Clinically-Orientated Approach

Sam Jacob MBBS MS(Anatomy)

Snell’s Clinical Anatomy by Regions

Snell

Bailey & Love’s Essential Clinical Anatomy

Bailey & Love

Moore's Essential Clinical Anatomy

Moore

Netter’s Surgical Anatomy and Approaches

Netter

MS Anatomy Fee Structure

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