Atlas of Clinical Gross Anatomy: A Comprehensive Guide to Human Anatomy

Written by renowned author Kenneth P. Moses, this atlas is a meticulously crafted guide to human anatomy, featuring over 500 remarkable dissections and illustrations, explained through stunning photographs.

A Region-by-Region Approach to Human Anatomy

This comprehensive atlas presents human anatomy region by region, from head to toe, through a didactic approach. It describes in detail, from surface to depth, the entire range of anatomical structures, offering a precise topographic presentation of human anatomy.

Four Comprehensive Parts: A Structured Approach

The atlas is divided into four main parts: Head and Neck, Upper Limb, Abdomen, and Lower Limb. Each part is structured into chapters that begin with a general overview of the main anatomical elements of the region, including their clinical correlations, followed by a detailed examination of the structures in that region, complete with topographic anatomy schemes, radiographs, and remarkable dissections.

The book features precise legends and clear synthesis tables to clarify the presentation of the different anatomical structures and bodily systems.

A Valuable Resource for Medical Professionals and Students

This atlas is an indispensable tool designed to facilitate clinical learning for future doctors and health professionals throughout their training. It is also a valuable reference for practitioners in their daily practice, providing a solid foundation for diagnosing and treating patients.

Product Details:

• Format: Kindle Edition
• File Size: 121858 KB
• Print Length: 635 pages
• Page Numbers Source ISBN: 2294738993
• Simultaneous Device Usage: Up to 4 simultaneous devices, per publisher limits
• Publisher: Elsevier Masson (5 May 2015)
• Language: French
• ASIN: B00VPUX1DM