Systematic Anatomy

Author: Bai Shuling
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Publish Date: 2005-08-01
Features: The entire book applies data from the Chinese Human Constitution Survey and incorporates more recent knowledge, theories, developments, and concepts in Chinese human anatomy. It appropriately introduces new advancements in international human anatomy and organically integrates both, to meet the requirements of high-quality training objectives. To accommodate the needs of bilingual teaching, not only has the English vocabulary of human anatomy been appropriately increased, but also the English vocabulary of related disciplines closely linked to anatomy, to meet the growing demand for the English proficiency in anatomical terminology of training objectives. All anatomical terms adhere to the "Terminology of Human Anatomy" published by the National Natural Science Terminology Commission in 1991, and an English-Chinese glossary of terms is provided at the end of the book. In terms of writing, the book adheres to the principle of being concise and focused, emphasizing key content and providing a clear outline. Less critical information is presented in smaller font. The book aims to offer readers a fresh format, profound reasoning, concise content, balanced detail, smooth language, and an engaging reading experience. The content fully meets the overall requirements of the National Medical Examination for Physicians and graduate entrance examinations. During the compilation of this textbook, particular attention was paid to updating anatomical illustrations and ensuring consistency in the expression of terms related to figures and text. Over 500 illustrations were designed, arranged, updated, and drawn by Professor Liu Yuanjian.