Designed to support and enhance anatomy education across healthcare programs

Grant’s Dissection Video Collection is ideal for preparation and review in the gross anatomy lab environment. Real cadaver specimens provide the anatomical detail students need to recognize important relationships revealed through dissection.

Organized by body region, each video includes narration by Dr. Alan Detton and on-screen labeling showing students:

  • What they are expected to achieve in lab.
  • The steps required for each dissection.
  • The information they need to learn for practical exams.

Grant’s Dissection Video Collection improves student confidence and makes their use of lab time more efficient. It also benefits students that do not have access to a dissection lab, or have limited time or access.

Combine Grant's resources

When combining Grant’s resources — including Grant’s Atlas of Anatomy and Grant’s Dissector — both faculty and students have a consistent presentation and sequence that will allow for a deeper and more meaningful understanding of anatomy.

Ready to enhance your anatomy curriculum?

Discover how our Grant’s Dissection Video Collection can elevate Anatomy teaching at your institution. Complete the form to request more information and see how we can support your educational goals.

Note: This product is not available in the US and Canada. Grant's Dissector content and Dissection videos are available in Lippincott Connect for these countries.

FAQs

  • How many videos are included in the collection?

    The collection includes 77 high-resolution videos that follow the step-by-step dissection sequences described in the renowned Grant’s Dissector textbook.

  • Who narrates the dissection videos?

    Dr. Alan Detton, Associate Professor at University of California Irvine School of Medicine, narrates each video, providing expert guidance and clear on-screen labeling for students.

  • Who benefits most from this video collection?

    The videos benefit medical students, Physician Assistant (PA) students, and Physical Therapy (PT) students preparing for practical exams, particularly those who have limited time, lack access to a gross anatomy lab, or have minimal opportunity for dissection training. Faculty and instructors will welcome the durable and deep URLs in the videos they can embed into their syllabus.

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