Author: Chen Eryu
Publisher:
Publish Date: 2004-02-01
Features: Surgical anatomy is a fundamental course that must be mastered by graduate students in various surgical specialties. Although each surgical specialty has its own commonalities, graduate students are limited by the number of study hours and can only focus on mastering the content relevant to their specific field. To facilitate the learning of graduate students in different surgical specialties, this textbook is divided into six parts: Microsurgery, Limb and Spine Surgery, Thoracic Surgery, Abdominal Surgery, Head and Neck Surgery, and Sectional Imaging Anatomy. Each part maintains its relative independence. Graduate students can focus on the selected relevant parts for study, while the remaining sections can serve as reference materials. The lower part of the book is divided into chapters, each consisting of several sections, including Key Requirements, Structural Summary, Anatomical Operation Guidance, and Applied Anatomy. Applied anatomy is the highlight of the textbook, covering the basic principles and applied anatomy of common traumas, diseases, and surgical techniques relevant to each specialty. It goes beyond the basic regional anatomy learned in university and delves deeper to bring it closer to clinical practice. Therefore, this book can serve as a course textbook for graduate students and also as a reference for clinical physicians.
:(Textbook for Graduate Students in Shanghai)
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