Finley's Interactive Cadaveric Dissection Guide

Finley's Interactive Cadaveric Dissection Guide is a step-by-step instructional text with DVD for cadaveric dissection. The dissection is presented regionally on the body and includes the trunk, extremities, face, neck, thorax, abdomen and viscera. Other dissections include all joints of the extremities, a spinal laminectomy, and dissections of the larynx, pharynx, TMJ, and pelvic anatomy for both male and female. Each section is illustrated using line drawings and digital still images. The DVD provides three dimensional explanations of human cadeveric techniques along with verbal instructions. Each chapter of the text includes illustrations, still color photos of the steps, and references to the DVD. 

Table of Contents

Chapter  1  Superficial Back and Posterior Axilla
Chapter  2  Pectoral Region
Chapter  3  Brachial Plexus
Chapter  4  Anterior Surface of the Arm
Chapter  5  Flexor Surface of the Forearm
Chapter  6  Flexor Surface of the Hand
Chapter  7  Posterior Surface of the Arm
Chapter  8  Posterior-Lateral Surface of the Forearm
Chapter  9  Dorsum of the Hand
Chapter  10  Review of the Upper Limb
Chapter  11  Joints of the Upper Limb
Chapter  12  Anterior Abdominal Wall
Chapter  13  Deep Back and Posterior Neck
Chapter  14  Suboccipital Region
Chapter  15  Laminectomy—The Spinal Cord
Chapter  16  The Lumbar Plexus
Chapter  17  Anterior Thigh—Adductor Thigh
Chapter  18  Posterior Hip
Chapter  19  Posterior Thigh
Chapter  20  Anterior Leg—Lateral Leg
Chapter  21  Dorsum of the Foot
Chapter  22  Posterior Leg and Popliteal Fossa
Chapter  23  The Sole
Chapter  24  Review of the Lower Limb
Chapter  25  Joints of the Lower Limb
Chapter  26  The Cranium
Chapter  27  The Orbit
Chapter  28  The Face
Chapter  29  Temporomandibular Joint
Chapter  30  Lateral Neck
Chapter  31  Anterior Neck
Chapter  32  The Larynx
Chapter  33  Autonomic Nervous System
Chapter  34  The Thorax—The Lungs
Chapter  35  The Thorax—The Heart
Chapter  36  Abdominal Contents
Chapter  37  Pelvis and Perineum—Male
Chapter  38  Pelvis and Perineum—Female

About the Author(s)

Claudia R. Senesac - PT, PhD, PCS, University of Florida

Claudia Senesac, PT, PhD, PCS is a Clinical Assistant Professor in the Department of Physical Therapy at the University of Florida. She has over 30 years of pediatric clinical and teaching experience. She is the owner and administrator of a pediatric physical therapy private practice and is a board certified clinical specialist in Pediatrics. She graduated with a PhD in Rehabilitation Science in 2006 with her research interest focused on motor learning and motor control in the neurologically impaired populations. Dr Senesac has 30 years of extensive cadaver dissection experience at the University of Florida and teaches Functional Anatomy with emphasis on regional dissection and functional structural relationships in the entry–level Doctorate of Physical Therapy program. She is a consultant in advanced joint dissection in the sports medicine and orthopaedic physical therapy residency programs.

Mark Bishop, PT, PhD - University of Florida

Mark Bishop is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Physical Therapy at the University of Florida. Dr. Bishop received his training in physiotherapy in Australia and has extensive clinical experience working as a physical therapist managing musculoskeletal conditions. Dr. Bishop teaches functional anatomy in the musculoskeletal track in the entry-level physical therapy program and advanced joint dissection in the sports medicine and orthopaedic physical therapy residency programs. Dr. Bishop was recognized by the American Physical Therapy Association with the 2006 Margaret L Moore Award for Outstanding New Academic Faculty Member.