M.S in Anatomy

The course of Anatomy, recognizing its pivotal role in providing the fundamentals of modern medicine, has been fruitfully engaged in research and publication - national and international - on cell biology, genetics, embryology, cancer, death, violence in medical science, anatomic terminology and the optimal curriculum in undergraduate and post-graduate students of Anatomy. Its recent pioneering contribution is in the form of a Copernican change in the nature of bones and joints, a change that revolutionizes not only anatomy but orthopedics as well. The articles and the books published by the department have been received well nationally and internationally.