Human Anatomy Atlas Second Edition Nervous System

Author: Guo Guangwen
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Publish Date: 2000-07-01
Features: The Anatomical Atlas of the Human Body, since its publication and release in 1980, has been widely adopted and praised in many higher and secondary medical and pharmaceutical colleges, as well as various medical and health learning programs. This atlas was awarded the "First National Higher Education Excellent Teaching Material Special Award" by the Ministry of Education in 1987, a great honor and encouragement for our authors and illustrators. The second edition of the Anatomical Atlas of the Human Body is based on the previous version, with nearly 80 diagrams redesigned, redrawn, and revised. The newly added and redrawn content primarily focuses on the muscular system, integrating bones, joints, and muscles into a complete musculoskeletal system. Additionally, several new diagrams have been added to the digestive, respiratory, urinary and reproductive systems, as well as to regional anatomy. The entire atlas is still organized and packaged into nine parts: the musculoskeletal system, digestive system, respiratory system, urinary and reproductive system, circulatory system, nervous system, endocrine system, sensory organs, and regional anatomy, totaling 260 diagrams. To save space, this edition still employs the method of using one diagram to illustrate multiple concepts, such as certain blood vessels and peripheral nerves. These are not presented as independent, complete systems but are comprehensively displayed within the "Regional Anatomy" section. Therefore, when using this atlas, please refer to the above arrangement and select diagrams according to teaching needs.