Clinical Overview & Therapeutic Principles
Durable, Full-Color Anatomical Charts for Study & Education Sturdy, full-color anatomical charts featuring accurate scientific content in a convenient, easy-to-use format. Durable and wipeable, they’re ideal for study, training, client education, demonstrations, and personal use. Available in multiple options to suit the anatomical system you need. Comprehensive Details for Each Anatomical Chart
Core Therapeutic Capabilities & Innovation
Sturdy, full-color anatomical charts featuring accurate scientific content in a convenient, easy-to-use format. Durable and wipeable, they’re ideal for study, training, client education, demonstrations, and personal use. Available in multiple options to suit the anatomical system you need.
Comprehensive Details for Each Anatomical Chart
Durable, Full-Color Anatomical Charts for Study & Education
Sturdy, full-color anatomical charts featuring accurate scientific content in a convenient, easy-to-use format. Durable and wipeable, they’re ideal for study, training, client education, demonstrations, and personal use. Available in multiple options to suit the anatomical system you need.
Map of cutaneous areas supplied by single spinal roots (dermatomes). The central figure illustrates peripheral nerve innervation pathways alongside detailed views of the spinal cord, dorsal root ganglion, embryological development, and extremity distribution
Best-selling, second edition chart provides a detailed overview of normal foot and ankle anatomy, including bones, muscles, and tendons. A large central figure is supplemented by detailed inset diagrams illustrating the ankle joint from multiple views, cross-sections showing movement, supination and pronation, common sprains and fractures, surgical fixation methods, bunions, and hammertoes
Clinical Indications & Medical Applications
- Dermatomes: Map of cutaneous areas supplied by single spinal roots (dermatomes). The central figure illustrates peripheral nerve innervation pathways alongside detailed views of the spinal cord, dorsal root ganglion, embryological development, and extremity distribution
- Foot and Ankle: Best-selling, second edition chart provides a detailed overview of normal foot and ankle anatomy, including bones, muscles, and tendons. A large central figure is supplemented by detailed inset diagrams illustrating the ankle joint from multiple views, cross-sections showing movement, supination and pronation, common sprains and fractures, surgical fixation methods, bunions, and hammertoes
- Hand and Wrist: Top selling anatomical chart provides a comprehensive overview of normal hand and wrist anatomy alongside common pathologies. Large central illustrations feature dorsal and palmar views of the musculature and tendons, complemented by detailed inset diagrams showing the skeletal structure, finger extension/flexion, thumb range of motion, a cross-section of the wrist, and common conditions such as carpal tunnel syndrome, tendon avulsions, and various fractures
- Hip and Knee: Comprehensive, updated overview of the skeletal and ligament anatomy of the human hip and knee joints. Detailed, labeled illustrations feature anterior, posterior, lateral, and oblique views of both joints, complemented by functional line drawings demonstrating key movement pathways including abduction, adduction, flexion, and extension
- Muscular System: Detailed map of the male muscular system. Large central illustrations feature full anterior and posterior views of the superficial and deep musculature, complemented by detailed inset diagrams showing the diaphragm, palmar view of the hand, posterior abdominal wall, and plantar view of the foot
- Nervous System: Second edition, highly detailed overview of the human nervous system and its pathways. A large central illustration displays the full-body distribution of major nerves alongside the skeleton, arteries, and veins, supplemented by targeted inset diagrams of the brain (inferior view), the brainstem and spinal cord (posterior view), the intercostal nerves, the spinal meninges, and a sagittal section of the female pelvis




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