Minimally Invasive Surgery Anatomy

Author: Carol E. H. Scott-Conner, Alfred Cuschieri, Fiona
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Publish Date: 2002-10-01
Features: This book, Minimally Invasive Surgery Anatomy, edited by Professor Carol and others, is meticulously compiled and published to meet the growing demands of medical development. It serves as an introductory text for laparoscopic surgery, divided into 11 chapters based on abdominal anatomy. In each chapter, it elaborates on the specific anatomical structures and related operational precautions from several aspects, including basic surgical exposure principles, morphological anatomy, and special surgical techniques. Key points in the text are always accompanied by numerous illustrations for detailed explanation. The color photographs at the end of each chapter are carefully selected from the authors' laparoscopic video recordings, supplemented by hand-drawn diagrams to further clarify anatomical structures, all clearly marked with lines to highlight their unique anatomical features. The book features a total of 220 exquisite color illustrations for readers to appreciate, making the textual descriptions in each chapter more vivid and concrete.