The Anatomy Laboratory at Narayanshree Homoeopathic Medical College (NSHMC) is designed to provide students with a deep, practical understanding of the structure and organization of the human body. The department’s facilities are thoughtfully equipped to ensure that students develop the skills and precision necessary to master anatomical science — the cornerstone of all medical and homeopathic learning.

The Dissection Hall is spacious, well-ventilated, and equipped with preserved cadavers, dissection tables, bone sets, and surgical instruments, allowing students to gain firsthand experience in human anatomy. Through guided dissections and demonstrations, learners explore the intricate relationships between organs, tissues, and systems, reinforcing the theoretical concepts taught in class.

The Histology Laboratory houses high-quality microscopes, prepared slides, and histological models, enabling students to study the microscopic structure of tissues and organs. Additionally, the Anatomy Museum displays an extensive collection of specimens, charts, articulated and disarticulated skeletons, and 3D models, supporting visual learning and retention.

Faculty-led sessions encourage students to observe, identify, and interpret anatomical structures accurately while maintaining the highest standards of ethics, respect, and scientific discipline. The use of modern imaging techniques and digital learning aids further enhances the learning experience, bridging traditional and modern anatomical education.

These facilities together provide a dynamic learning environment that nurtures curiosity, accuracy, and professional competence — ensuring every student builds a strong foundation for future clinical excellence.