surgical-anatomy-illustrationlisted

# Surgical Anatomy Illustration Use this skill when the user asks for a surgical or anatomical illustration: operative anatomy, surgical steps, anatomy plates, dissection planes, safety-critical landmarks, or journal-style surgical visuals. Not for molecular pathways, omics mechanisms, or general infographics. ## What this skill does It is a **consistent scientific check** for surgical/anatomical figures. AI image models draw fine anatomy unreliably, so the value is not the pixels — it is: 1. **Before drawing** — tell the image tool the anatomy rules that must hold. 2. **After drawing** — catch the anatomical errors. What it is sure of, it states; what is **case-dependent, it flags for the user** (a clinician/illustrator) to decide. It does **not** need a per-procedure template library and does not need to be always right — it needs to be **consistent and honest about uncertainty**. The user is the final check. ## Two modes - **Create** — the user wants a new figure. Run the intake, then return a three-part brief: ① a short authoritative **Overview**, ② a copy-ready **Prompt**, ③ a bilingual **QC** checklist. The user may render the prompt and bring the image back for review, or just use the brief to understand the operation. - **Review** — the user brings any existing image (our prompt, another tool, a textbook, a hand drawing) and asks if the anatomy is right. Identify the procedure, then return the four-category review + a short hand-fix list. No gener