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The use of clinical histories and radiographs of cadavers as a method for teaching anatomy was explored. This method was found to generate student interest in both anatomy and radiology, to make anatomy clinically relevant, and to supplement the laboratory manual by guiding the student through the dissection of medically or surgically complicated cases. It is an effective and workable method that is easily implemented and virtually cost free.
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