Systematic Anatomy Color Atlas

Author: Han Qiusheng
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Publish Date: 2002-10-01
Features: This book includes nearly 500 colored illustrations, serving as a medical atlas that employs watercolor techniques to depict human anatomy. The realistic artistic style makes this book distinctive, not only possessing scientific and rigorous content but also aesthetic value. It represents an innovative attempt to introduce watercolor painting techniques into medical illustration. To accurately present the structural characteristics of the Chinese human body, most illustrations are primarily based on specimens, with efforts made to restore the original colors of organs, enhancing the realism and artistic quality of the illustrations. The book is divided into five major parts: the musculoskeletal system, visceral anatomy (digestive system, respiratory system, urinary system, and reproductive system), vascular system, sense organs, and neuroendocrine system.
This book includes nearly 500 colored illustrations, serving as a medical atlas that employs watercolor techniques to depict human anatomy. In addition to systematically displaying the morphological structure of the human body, the atlas also provides detailed insights into the spatial relationships between important anatomical structures, making the complex organization of the body clear at a glance. The terminology used throughout the book is based on the "Terminology of Human Anatomy" published by the National Natural Science Terminology Committee (1991).