Clinical Anatomical Atlas of Ophthalmology, Otolaryngology, and Head and Neck Surgery

Author: Sun Xiangyu, Han Dezhong (editors)
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Publish Date: 2006-05-12
Features: During the compilation of this atlas, I presented the anatomical structures and interrelationships of various human organs, such as the dexterous and delicate visual organs, the winding and tortuous inner ear, and the exquisitely constructed middle and upper throat, from multiple perspectives and angles without relying on different creative approaches. I improved the format and expanded the content, aiming to provide readers with systematic, comprehensive, authentic, and complete knowledge of human anatomy. This atlas is divided into five parts: Eye, Ear, Nose, Pharynx, and Larynx. Each part primarily focuses on regional anatomy, sectional anatomy, and surgical anatomy, emphasizing the hierarchical arrangement and adjacent relationships of structures. It also includes some isolated organs with normal anatomical forms and a small number of schematic diagrams. The entire atlas contains 446 color illustrations, including specimen images, sectional images, and schematic diagrams. Each illustration is accompanied by a brief textual description to assist readers in learning, understanding, and analyzing. To fully appreciate the spatial distribution of the inner ear labyrinth within the temporal bone, this atlas adopts the method of continuous thick bone sections, showcasing a series of related anatomical structures of the ear embedded within the bone in a continuous and gradual manner. By observing each section, readers can gain knowledge of the three-dimensional stereoscopic structures of these corresponding anatomical features and their spatial and adjacent relationships.