Netter Atlas of Human Anatomy 7th Edition.

The only anatomy atlas visualized by physicians, NOW FULLY UPDATED. New edition Netter Anatomy is with you for better results. The Atlas of Human Anatomy, 7th edition, presents world-renowned, exquisite anatomical illustrations of the clinically human body. In addition to the famous work of Frank Netter, one of today's leading medical illustrators, Dr. You will also find close to 100 magnificent paintings by Carlos AG Machado. Together, these two talented artist-doctors showcase the most clinically relevant images of the human body. In addition, more than 50 carefully selected radiological images help bridge pictorial anatomy to living anatomy as seen in everyday practice. KEY FEATURES: Content based on regional anatomy, including “Muscle Chart appendices” at the end of each chapter. Large, clear illustrations of not only major structures but also important anatomical neighborhoods. Updates to 7th edition - based on requests from students and practitioners alike : New Systems Overview section featuring “brand new, whole-body views” of surface anatomy, vessels, nerves, and lymphatics. More than 25 new images from Machado, including clinically important fascial structures of the neck, deep veins of the leg, bursa of the hip, and vascular structures of the prostate. Hard-to-see areas such as the infratemporal fossa. New Clinical Charts focusing on structures of high clinical importance at the end of each clinical chapter. These tables provide quick summaries organized by body system and show where important structures are best viewed. More than 50 new radiological images - some containing entirely new images and others obtained using new imaging tools - are intended to enhance readers' ability to grasp the key elements of rough anatomy. .Based on the international clinical standard, Terminologia Anatomica, updated terminology has been updated along with common clinical names. REASONS FOR NETTER ANATOMY ATLAS UNRIVALED #1: Netter drawings are appreciated not only for their aesthetic qualities, but more importantly for their intellectual content. As Netter wrote in 1949, "explaining a subject is the purpose and goal of illustration. No matter how beautifully painted or how delicately and delicately rendered it is, it is of little medical value if it does not serve to clarify a medical point." His perspective and approach is what makes his anatomical images intellectually valuable. More than 5 stocks are offered for sale at the campaign price.