Human Systematic Anatomy

Author: Wang Haijie
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Publish Date: 2005-01-01
Features: Anatomy of the Human Body (Second Edition) introduces the morphology, division, structure, and functional summaries of human organs according to the functional systems of the body, embodying the characteristics of being concise, practical, scientific, and systematic. The book organizes the human organs into functional categories, with each category further divided into chapters based on functional systems, ensuring a unified naming convention for all chapters. It strictly adheres to the scientific accuracy of the content, such as the distribution patterns of arteries and veins in the vascular system, an overview of peripheral and central nerves in the nervous system, and the functions of the brainstem. These topics are analyzed and organized based on their intrinsic connections, identifying patterns to make the content more logical and scientifically rigorous. In terms of concept explanations, morphological descriptions, and illustration creation, the book is meticulously crafted to ensure accuracy and precision. Based on practical teaching needs and clinical application requirements, the book carefully selects and balances the content, focusing on the inherent structural framework of anatomy and essential basic anatomical knowledge required in clinical practice. The discussions are concise and supported by abundant color illustrations, making it easier for students to read, understand, and master the material.