The Department of Rachana Sharir (Ayurvedic Anatomy) builds the structural foundation of medical knowledge, integrating classical Ayurvedic descriptions of the human body with modern anatomical science.
Rachana Sharir is the study of human body structure as described in classical Ayurvedic texts, correlated with modern anatomical understanding. The department gives students a strong foundation in Asthi (bones), Sandhi (joints), Peshi (muscles), Sira & Dhamani (vessels), and Marma (vital points).
Well-equipped with a dissection hall, articulated skeletons, anatomical models, and a specimen museum, the department ensures students gain thorough, hands-on structural knowledge essential for every branch of Ayurvedic medicine and surgery.
A glimpse of our dissection hall, museum, and skeletal models used for practical training.
Study of bones — number, structure, and classification.
Study of joints and their movement patterns.
Study of muscles and their classical classification.
Study of veins, arteries, and the circulatory framework.
Study of vital anatomical points and their clinical significance.
Study of embryology and developmental anatomy.
