Welcome to PonsMD: A New Era of Anatomy and Medical Insight

Who Am I?

Hello and welcome! I’m Dr. Ankit Sharma, an anatomist, educator, and researcher. With an MBBS and an MD in Anatomy, I currently serve as a Senior Resident at King George’s Medical University. Over the years, I’ve devoted myself to the world of human anatomy—its teaching, clinical relevance, and evolution alongside modern technology.

My goal is simple: to make anatomy meaningful, engaging, and indispensable in the context of modern medicine.

What Is PonsMD About?

PonsMD.com is a dedicated space for everyone passionate about anatomy and its integration into clinical practice, education, and innovation. This blog will explore how anatomy continues to adapt and expand in relevance—from cadaveric dissection and classical teaching to imaging technologies, radiological anatomy, and virtual tools.

Here’s what you can expect:

• Articles that connect classical anatomy with modern medical needs.

• Insight into the evolving role of anatomy in diagnostics, surgery, and education.

• Updates on anatomy-related conferences, research, and innovations.

• Guidance for students, educators, and professionals navigating the subject.

• Reflections on the future of anatomy in precision medicine and digital healthcare.

  
  

PonsMD is designed to inspire both aspiring and seasoned medical professionals through clinically oriented, evidence-backed, and visually enriched content.

Why This Blog?

Because anatomy is not just a subject—it’s the foundation of every medical decision, diagnosis, and discovery.

This blog was born out of a need to redefine how we perceive, teach, and use anatomical knowledge. With growing integration of medical imaging, VR-based learning, and AI-driven diagnostics, the role of anatomy is expanding—and it deserves a platform that reflects that evolution.

Let’s Connect and Grow Together

Thank you for being here at the start of this journey. I hope PonsMD becomes your go-to resource for anatomical clarity, medical relevance, and educational enrichment. Have questions, ideas, or feedback? I’d love to hear from you.