Color Atlas of Human Anatomy Series

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1. Color atlas of human anatomy. Volume 1, Locomotor system

   • Werner Platzer

   • 468 pages
   • 17 hours of reading

   A well-balanced combination of a clinical text, reference material and multicolor illustrations make this review of musculoskeletal anatomy eminently useful for students and practitioners alike. The new edition features abundant clinical notes to help grasp the essentials of morphology in patient care, overviews of anatomical terms and their Latin equivalents, and an index of proper names explaining many of the eponyms used in anatomy today.

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2. Color atlas of human anatomy. Volume 2, Internal organs

   • Helga Fritsch

   Featuring hundreds of illustrations, and clear organization according to anatomical system, this work integrates information from an array of medical disciplines into the discussions of the inner organs, including: cross-sectional anatomy as basis for working with modern imaging modalities; and a chapter devoted to pregnancy and human development.

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3. Color Atlas and Textbook of Human Anatomy vol.3

   Nervous System and Sensory Organs

   • Werner Kahle

   • 360 pages
   • 13 hours of reading

   A well-balanced combination of a clinical text, reference material and multicolor illustrations make this three-volume set eminently useful for students and practitioners alike. Skillful visual approach to anatomy, which is a must in every physician's education, is happily wedded to a lucid text juxtaposed page by page with magnificent multicolor illustrations in such a manner that the concise description of the functional aspects of anatomy provides a useful guide for the perceptive student. Aspects of physiology and biochemistry are included to the extent they have a bearing on the material presented.

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