Author

James Hastings

James Hastings is an associate professor of anatomy based in Bendigo, Victoria. He completed a Bachelor of Science in cell biology before earning a PhD in anatomy from the Australian National University, and has taught medical students for 12 years. His academic research focuses on structural histology and embryological tissue development, complementing his laboratory demonstrations in human gross anatomy.

Arachnoid Granulation: Function and Clinical Significance
What Structures Pass Through the Jugular Foramen?
Where Do the Splanchnic Nerves Typically Terminate?
What Is the Perineurium and Why Is It Important?
The Spinal Cord Vascular Supply: A Detailed Overview
Myelin Sheath Under Microscope: A Visual Analysis
Temporal Horn: Anatomy, Function, and Clinical Significance
Celiac Ganglia: Anatomy, Function, and Dysfunction
Hypothalamic Nuclei: Functions, Location, and Organization
Pial Arteries: Anatomy, Function, and Brain Health
Facial Nerve Pathway: Anatomy and Clinical Significance