Acland’s Video Atlas of Human Anatomy (1 Year)
$19.99
The Acland Video Atlas anatomy subscription streams nearly 330 videos of real human anatomical specimens in their natural colours — including five new videos of the inner ear — with structures shown in motion rather than as static plates.
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Real human anatomy, in natural colour and in motion
The Acland Video Atlas anatomy is the video reference that changed how anatomy is taught: nearly 330 films of genuine human specimens presented in their natural colours, where Dr Robert Acland moves muscles, tendons and joints so you see how the body actually works rather than how a drawing suggests it might.
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330videos
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5inner-ear films
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1 yrsubscription
Inside this resource
Specimens, not illustrations
Every structure shown is a real human specimen in its natural colour, which is what makes the atlas so useful for bridging the gap between the textbook plate and what you actually meet in the dissection room or the operating field.
Motion is the point of the Acland Video Atlas anatomy
Dr Robert Acland demonstrates structures moving — muscles contracting, tendons gliding, joints articulating — so relationships that a static image flattens become obvious the moment you watch them happen.
Nearly 330 films, including the inner ear
The collection runs to almost 330 videos across the regions of the body, and includes five newer films on the inner ear, an area notoriously hard to grasp from diagrams alone.
Who this serves
- Medical and dental students — see real structures in motion before and after dissection sessions.
- Surgical trainees — revise regional anatomy the way it presents in the operating field.
- Anatomy educators — a video library to pause and discuss in teaching.
Before you buy
Are these real specimens?
Yes — the videos show genuine human anatomical specimens in their natural colours, not models or illustrations.
How many videos are included?
Nearly 330, including five newer films covering the inner ear.
The chart
| Format | Streaming video atlas (subscription) |
|---|---|
| Content | ~330 videos, real specimens |
| Presenter | Dr Robert Acland |
| Duration | 12 months |
| Department | Anatomy |
| Delivery | Emailed once your order is verified |
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D. Marchetti –
Real specimens in motion is the whole value. Some films are older but anatomy has not changed.
med2_kai –
The inner ear videos finally made that region make sense. Watched them three times before the exam.
Dr. Nuria S. –
Watching Acland move a tendon through its range did more for my understanding than a term of plates. The natural colour makes the dissection room far less alien.
Dr. Ayaan R. –
I revise regional anatomy with this before theatre lists. Clearer than any atlas I own.
anat_tutor –
Superb teaching resource. The player is basic and I wish it downloaded, but the content quality is unmatched.