Lower Limb

Lumbosacral Plexus

Gluteal Region

Hip and Anterior Thigh

Adductor Canal

Knee

Popliteal Fossa

Posterior Leg 

Plantar Foot 

Anterior & Lateral Leg 

Dorsum of the Foot 

Can access directly through the Getting Started: Prosections Tab

Lower Limb Prosections

Skeletal Anatomy: Pelvic Girdle and Lower Limb Prosection 

Systems - Nervous System: Central vs. Peripheral Nervous System Overview (CNS pink, PNS yellow)

Can access directly through the Online Lessons: Anatomy Pathways tab. Each chapter has red colored headings you can click on in order to open the corresponding region of the VH dissector model.  The end of each chapter has various fun labeling activities

• Pelvic Girdle and Lower Extremity Skeletal Elements

• Lower Extremity Musculature

• Spinal Cord and Spinal Nerves

• Lower Body Neurovasculature

Can access directly through the Online Lessons: Cadaver Dissection Guide: 

Skeletal Anatomy: Has high resolution images of each of the bones.  Great for study at home

Surface Anatomy: Includes diagrams of cutaneous innervation and dermatomes

Movements

Dissections: This has great cadaveric images you can access in the dissections section. Be sure to click on the overview link to pull down each STEP of the dissection. Within each step are labeled images that you can flip through with and without labels.

Radiology

Quizzes: Note that the quizzes section uses a subset of the images from the dissection guide in quiz mode where structures are pinned.  Rollover the pin to reveal the answer.

Can access directly through the Online Lessons: Radiology Library tab. Each image opens up a corresponding view on the VH dissector model, and clicking on the labels underneath the diagnostic image highlights structures of interest.  Just scroll through the Radiographs, CT Scans and MRIs to find lower limb ones.

Can access directly through the Online Lessons: Muscle Tables. Pages will link to appropriate images of the VH dissector model with information on each muscle, its innervation, blood supply, and action. Clicking on the red text brings up additional images including nerves and blood vessels.  There are sections for Thigh, Leg and Foot.