Regional anatomy

Author: Yu Yanzheng
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Publish Date: 2005-11-01
Features: Based on the essential content that must be mastered and understood when studying regional anatomy, this book primarily introduces the operational methods of cadaver dissection and the hierarchical structure of human regional anatomy, as well as the adjacent relationships between important organs. The book consists of nine chapters, each covering a major regional anatomy topic. Specific content includes an overview, operational guidance, and a summary (key points). The summary focuses on clinical scenarios frequently encountered, requiring the integration of human regional anatomy knowledge for explanation, aiming to strengthen the connection between basic and clinical studies. This textbook is concise in language, up-to-date in content, and accompanied by over 240 illustrations. It is suitable as a teaching material and reference book for undergraduate, master's, and doctoral students in medical fields, as well as for young clinical physicians. It is also an excellent reference for anatomy instructors.