Elsewhere may refer to:

Film
Elsewhere (2001 film), a 2001 Austrian documentary by Nikolaus Geyrhalter
Elsewhere (2009 film), an American thriller starring Anna Kendrick
Elsewhere (2019 film), an American comedy-drama directed by Hernán Jiménez

Literature
Elsewhere, a 1991 novel by Will Shetterly
Elsewhere (anthology), a 2003 Australian speculative-fiction anthology
Elsewhere (Blatty novel), a 2009 novel by William Peter Blatty
"Elsewhere" (short story), a 1941 science-fiction short story by Robert Heinlein
Elsewhere (Zevin novel), a 2005 novel by Gabrielle Zevin
Elsewhere: A Memoir, a 2012 memoir by novelist Richard Russo

Music
Elsewhere, an EP by Gretta Ray, 2016
Elsewhere (Scott Matthews album)
Elsewhere (Joe Morris album)
Elsewhere (Pinegrove album), 2017
"Elsewhere", a song by Sarah McLachlan from Fumbling Towards Ecstasy

Places
Elsewhere, a museum and artist residency in Greensboro, North Carolina
The name of a town in Calloway County, Kentucky
Elsewhere (music venue), music venue in Bushwick, Brooklyn

Other
Elsewhere (website), a music, arts and travel website run by New Zealand journalist Graham Reid
Elsewhere, the stage name of dancer David Bernal
In special relativity, the region of spacetime outside a light cone
Elsweyr, a fictional nation in the Elder Scrolls videogame series

See also
St. Elsewhere, an American television drama series
St. Elsewhere (album), a 2006 album by Gnarls Barkley
Dispatches from Elsewhere, a 2020 American television drama series
Somewhere Else (disambiguation)
Genetic inheritance
According to National Organization for Rare Disorders (NORD): when phocomelia is transmitted [in its familial genetic form] it is seen as an autosomal recessive trait and the mutation is linked to chromosome 8.A study of Roberts Syndrome, a genetic disorder showing similar symptoms to phocomelia, has shed light on the possible causes. An individual afflicted with Roberts Syndrome will have chromosome copies that do not connect at the centromeres, making them unable to line up accordingly. As a result, the newly made cells contain an excess or reduced number of chromosomes. In both Roberts Syndrome and phocomelia the cells cease to develop, or die, preventing proper development of the limbs, eyes, brain, palate, or other structures. Treatment
Prosthesis is a synthetic alternative for missing limbs, teeth, and various other body parts. Advances in prosthetic limbs have increased greatly during the twentieth century. The use of new materials such as modern plastics, complex procedures and better pigments have created lighter in weight and more realistic looking artificial limbs. With the advancement of myoelectric prosthetic limbs, patients are able to move their limbs without the use of cords or other devices. The myoelectric limbs can detect electric signals from the nervous system and muscles. They were first used on adults, but now they are being fitted to children.Patients that receive a loss of limbs due to phocomelia are typically treated with prosthetics. Infants at the age of six months are recommended to have a prosthetic mitten fitted; enabling them to get used to the prosthesis.