Anatomy
Structure of the human body
Anatomy examines the structure of the human body and provides the foundation for clinical examination, diagnosis and procedural learning.

From Foundational Science to Clinical Practice
Explore the foundational, para-clinical and clinical disciplines that support MBBS education, practical training and patient care at SNMIH.
Phase I
These departments establish an understanding of the structure, function and molecular basis of the human body—the foundation for later clinical learning.
Structure of the human body
Anatomy examines the structure of the human body and provides the foundation for clinical examination, diagnosis and procedural learning.
Function of body systems
Physiology explores how cells, organs and body systems function, interact and maintain health.
Molecular basis of health and disease
Biochemistry examines the chemical and molecular processes that support normal body function and contribute to disease.
Disease, Diagnostics & Public Health
These departments connect foundational science with diagnosis, therapeutics, medico-legal practice and the health of communities.
Understanding disease
Pathology studies the causes, mechanisms and structural changes of disease, linking scientific knowledge with clinical diagnosis.
Microorganisms and infection
Microbiology examines microorganisms associated with human health and disease, including infection, immunity and laboratory diagnosis.
Medicines and therapeutics
Pharmacology covers the actions, therapeutic uses and adverse effects of medicines, together with the principles of safe and rational prescribing.
Medicine, law and ethics
Forensic Medicine and Toxicology applies medical knowledge to legal processes, professional ethics, toxicology and medico-legal practice.
Clinical Education & Patient Care
Clinical departments bring medical knowledge into supervised patient care, helping students develop diagnostic, communication and clinical decision-making skills.
Adult medical care
General Medicine focuses on the prevention, evaluation and non-surgical management of diseases affecting adults.
Health of infants and children
Paediatrics addresses the health, growth and development of infants, children and adolescents.
Mental and behavioural health
Psychiatry focuses on the assessment, diagnosis, treatment and prevention of mental and behavioural disorders.
Skin and related conditions
The discipline covers conditions affecting the skin, hair and nails, together with sexually transmitted infections and leprosy.
Lung and respiratory health
Respiratory Medicine focuses on the diagnosis and management of diseases affecting the lungs and respiratory system.
Surgical care
General Surgery introduces the principles of surgical diagnosis, operative care, perioperative management and recovery.
Musculoskeletal care
Orthopaedics addresses injuries and disorders affecting bones, joints, muscles, ligaments and the wider musculoskeletal system.
Medical imaging
Radio-Diagnosis uses medical imaging to support the detection, assessment and management of disease and injury.
Ear, nose and throat care
Otorhinolaryngology focuses on conditions affecting the ear, nose, throat, head and neck.
Eye and vision care
Ophthalmology covers the structure, function and diseases of the eye, together with the preservation of vision.
Women’s and reproductive health
Obstetrics and Gynaecology covers pregnancy, childbirth, reproductive health and the medical and surgical care of conditions affecting women.
Anaesthesia and perioperative care
Anaesthesiology focuses on safe anaesthesia, perioperative care, pain management, resuscitation and support for critically ill patients.
Oral health
Dentistry addresses the prevention, diagnosis and management of diseases and injuries affecting the teeth, mouth and related structures.
Acute and emergency care
Emergency Medicine focuses on the rapid assessment, stabilization and management of acute illness and injury.
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