Dermatomes and cutaneous innervation areas
Our new poster on the body's dermatomes and cutaneous innervation areas has been developed based on a critical literature search and updated anatomical knowledge.
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Our new poster on the dermatomes and cutaneous innervation areas of the body has been developed based on a critical literature search and updated anatomical knowledge. It is based on interdisciplinary consensus and current clinical-anatomical studies that address variations and ambiguities in older sources. This ensures both professional validity and relevance in practice – whether you are a student, teacher or therapist.
Poster dermatomes - 50x70cm
The poster shows both human dermatomes and cutaneous innervation areas with high precision based on leading professional sources. It is the result of careful selection and comparison of standard works and new publications, with a focus on learning and clinical application.
Aesthetic design
The layout and color choice have been developed with a focus on clarity and visual calm, so that an overview of the innervation of the skin can be quickly and easily formed. The modern design provides a stylish and vibrant illustration, and with clear numbering and color coding, distracting lines are avoided. The poster functions as both a beautiful learning tool and a professional feature in the clinic.
Pedagogy
Whether you are an anatomy student, teacher or therapist, this poster has been developed with your needs in mind. It is designed to support both learning and communication of complex anatomy in an easily accessible way. For therapists, it is a clinical tool that makes it easier to connect theory and practice - for example when diagnosing nerve damage or when communicating with patients. The clear structure and well-designed graphics make the poster suitable for both learning and communication.
The poster was developed in collaboration with the doctor and lecturer at the University of Copenhagen, Alexander Kai Thomsen, and experienced illustrators.
Delivered in rolled form and intended for framing. Frame not included.
| Item number | PHY33-5070-EN-POD |