Color Atlas of Applied Anatomy of the Head, Neck

Author: Duan Kunchang, Wang Zhenyu, Li Qingsheng
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Publish Date: 2006-01-01
Features: Color Atlas of Applied Anatomy of the Head and Neck is a richly illustrated anatomical atlas. The craniocervical anatomy covers the skull from the whole to the parts, from adults to infants and children, from normal to pathological conditions, making it truly exceptional. The intracranial anatomy encompasses the dura mater to the ventricles, the cerebrum and cerebellum, the brainstem and spinal cord, the cortex and fibers, the blood vessels and nerves, with particular emphasis on sectional anatomy, which helps readers better understand the application of imaging. This book is compiled using thousands of head and neck cadaver specimens accumulated by the authors over years of teaching and research in anatomy, as well as extensive clinical and applied anatomical data from around the world. The atlas takes real craniocervical organs and structures as its basis, utilizing color photographs of anatomical specimens to present detailed, well-organized, and lifelike images for clinical physicians and basic medical workers. Each image is scientifically designed and meticulously crafted, displaying layers from different perspectives and angles, from superficial to deep, highlighting both local structural features and the integrity and unity of the overall structure, ultimately clearly demonstrating the skull, brain, internal brain structures, meninges, cerebral blood vessels, cranial nerves, cranial base regional anatomy, and cervical regional anatomy. It is suitable for professionals in craniofacial surgery, cranial base surgery, facial plastic and reconstructive surgery, and the treatment of facial deformities, defects, and trauma.