Color Atlas of Medical Anatomy Specimens

Author: Chu Guoliang
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Publish Date: 2003-01-01
Features: Anatomical Atlas of Medical Specimens in Color is a specialized human anatomy textbook that records anatomical specimen information using photographic techniques. The book is organized in the order of systemic anatomy, regional anatomy, and central nervous system anatomy, comprising 20 chapters. It includes over 600 clear, realistic, and three-dimensional color photographs of actual anatomical specimens, along with a small number of important anatomical variations. Additionally, it features a large number of typical cross-sectional images, CT, and MRI scans to meet the needs of diagnostic imaging. The anatomical structure names in the atlas are labeled in both Chinese and English, ensuring precision and conciseness. At the end of the book, there is a navigation index arranged in the order of the Chinese Pinyin names of anatomical terms. Furthermore, the book lists nearly 300 important knowledge points and clinical application highlights, closely integrating them with the information presented in the images to convey anatomical knowledge. The anatomical content covered in this atlas is widely applicable, serving as a valuable reference for medical students at all levels in medical schools and universities, as well as an indispensable desk reference for anatomy teachers and clinical medical professionals.