Surgical Anatomy Atlas

Author: Xu Guocheng
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Publish Date: 2001-05-01
Features: Anatomy holds a highly important position in clinical medicine, especially in related surgical disciplines. From an applied perspective, we have compiled this Atlas of Surgical Anatomy. Its purpose is to provide high-quality reference materials for clinical professionals, particularly medical professionals in surgical departments. The atlas is divided into 8 parts: Head, Neck, Chest, Abdomen, Pelvis, Spine, and Upper and Lower Limbs. The content is a combination of text and images, with an emphasis on visuals. The entire book includes over 1,000 line drawings. Its characteristic is the close integration of anatomical content with clinical applications. The textual explanations succinctly describe the local anatomical structures shown in each image or group of images, highlighting potential issues that may arise during surgery and their preventive measures. During the compilation of this book, we referred to a large amount of domestic and international materials, striving to ensure accuracy, realism, and authenticity. The text is paired with images to provide an overview of the local anatomy of the continuous layers of the human body, the local anatomy of surgical incision approaches, and the local anatomy of various sections, making it a practical reference book with guiding significance for various routine surgeries.