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Teaching & Learning

Departmental Museums

Six "Living Textbooks" — bridging theory with clinical practice through real specimens and 3D models.

Museum Collection

Anatomy Museum

Prosected wet specimens, embryology models, Osteology section with articulated skeletons. Master regional anatomy before entering the OT.

Pathology Museum

Hundreds of gross specimens — ischemic heart, TB Ghon's complex, polycystic kidneys, liver cirrhosis — cross-referenced with clinical case histories.

Forensic Medicine Museum

Weaponry models, toxicology displays, wax wound models — training for medical jurisprudence and crime scene investigation.

Pharmacology Museum

Crude drugs, pharmaceutical formulations, drug mechanism charts — linked directly to the Herbal Garden. From plant to pill.

Microbiology Museum

3D bacterial models, Gram-staining displays, HIV/Hep-B viral structures, parasite life cycles with wet specimens of Entamoeba and Plasmodium.

Community Medicine Museum

3D sanitary well models, incinerators, nutritional displays, interactive epidemiology maps — teaching public health and disease prevention.

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