Un atlas de anatomie de foarte buna calitate ce prezinta notiunile anatomice intr-un context clinic. Atlasul de anatomie utilizeaza nomenclatura internationala în limba latina si contine tot ceea ce este nevoie pentru a rezolva cu succes provocarile ridicate de studiul anatomic. Ilustratiile color sunt realizate de doi artisti consacrati, Markus Voll si Karl Wesker. Atlasul este organizat astfel incat sa se parcurga pas cu pas fiecare regiune a corpului. Studiul regional incepe cu studiul de baza al scheletului. Capitolele urmatoare construiesc pe aceasta fundatie, prezentand muschi, organe, vase, nervi. In final se prezinta anatomia topografica, pentru a realiza o vedere de ansamblu. Studiul regional se incheie cu anatomia pe viu si cu o serie de intrebari care te provoaca sa aplici cunostintele anatomice la examenul fizic al pacientilor.

Caracteristici:

-         2.200 ilustratii color de o calitate exceptionala;

-         Nomenclatura internationala in limba latina;

-         Scurte texte introductive ce expliciteaza fiecare imagine.

-         Corelatii anatomo-clinice incluzand imagini radiologice, de rezonana magnetica, tomografie computerizata si imagini endoscopice;

-         Tabele cu date despre muschi ce prezinta origine, insertie si inervatie intr-o maniera mnemotehnica ideala;

-         Repere de orientare asupra localizarii organului si a planului de directie. In acest mod cititorul gaseste tot ce are nevoie pentru a realiza, pas cu pas, intr-un mod logic, studiul anatomic.

 Usor de citit, cu un numar impresionant de desene anatomice si relevanta din punct de vedere clinic, Anatomia lui Gray pentru studenti, editia a patra, reprezinta manualul viitorilor medici in ceea ce priveste informatiile esentiale din anatomia umana. Acest volum complet revizuit se concentreaza pe cunostințele de baza pe care studentii trebuie sa le detina si se distinge printr-un format usor accesibil care faciliteaza parcurgerea eficienta a materialului. O echipa de autori si consilieri experti la nivel mondial isi impartasesc vasta experienta de predare si practica clinica, evidentiata si de cele peste 1 000 de ilustratii originale prezente pe parcursul cartii. 

• Ajuta studentii sa inteleaga aplicatiile practice ale conceptelor anatomice prin parcurgerea unica a anatomiei regionale, a imaginilor corelative de diagnostic si a studiilor clinice de caz. 
• Ofera conținut clinic complet revizuit si actualizat – incluzand numeroase noi casete de tip Noțiuni clinice plus noi cazuri medicale, ilustratii si informatii corelate pe parcursul intregului volum. 
• Permite cititorilor sa afle rapid conceptele de baza din fiecare capitol, cu ajutorul Descrierii generale. 
• Contine noi desene schematice pentru structurile si subiectele-cheie din fiecare capitol, oferind astfel o abordare simplificată, ideala pentru o ințelegere rapida și o reproducere ușoara a ilustratiilor de anatomie.
• Prezinta anatomia umana in mod logic in funcțte de regiunea corpului, acoperind fiecare dintre sistemele principale ale corpului pentru a facilita invatarea (sistemele cardiovascular, respirator, gastrointestinal, urogenital, limfatic si nervos).
Editia a patra a Anatomiei lui Gray pentru studenti este o carte moderna care poate fi inclusa fara ezitare in orice bibliografie. Conceputa pentru studentii din diferite arii medicale (medicina generala, dentara, dar si alte specialitati), lucrarea se dovedeste folositoare acestora in sistemul tradițional de invațamant, dar poate reprezenta si o completare adusa cursurilor si lucrarilor practice. Fiecare capitol poate fi tratat independent, ordinea in care acestea se studiaza neafectând calitatea actului educațional. Volumul se distinge printr-o buna traducere, care gaseste linia comuna intre limbajul anatomic american si cel romanesc.

 

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More than "just” a coloring book, this unique learning tool offers: 

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Grant's Dissector, Seventeenth Edition provides step-by-step human cadaver dissection procedures for students to perform in the anatomy lab and to recognize important relationships revealed through dissection. More informative and approachable than ever, this updated seventeenth edition broadens students' understanding of key dissection procedures and readies them for success in healthcare practice.

Each chapter is consistently organized beginning with a Dissection Overview that provides a blueprint of what needs to be accomplished during the dissection session and includes relevant surface anatomy. Dissection Instructions offer a logical sequence and numbered steps for the dissection. The Dissection Follow-up emphasizes important features of the dissection and encourages students to reflect on and synthesize the information.

• New and revised illustrations, including new surface landmark illustrations, strengthen students' grasp of common dissection procedures.
• New chapter introductions focus students' attention on relevant Clinical Correlations.
• Reorganized Skeletal and Surface Anatomy sections guide students logically from palpating bony structures to making skin incisions.
• Enhanced and streamlined cross-references reinforce understanding with direct links to related content in Grant's Atlas of Anatomy as well as Grant's Dissection Videos.
• Dissection Overviews guide students through relevant surface anatomy and osteology.
• Numbered, step-by-step Dissection Instructions clarify procedures and enhance the dissection experience.
• Full-color illustrations improve students' accuracy and precision from initial incisions through deeper dissections.
• Clinical Correlation boxes place procedures in a clinical context to ready students for healthcare practice.

 

 

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Study efficiently while being confident in your mastery of the most important anatomical concepts! Flashcards have been thoroughly revised to reflect the updates made to the companion text, Gray's Anatomy for Students, 4th Edition.

Understand the clinical relevance of your anatomical knowledge with clinical imaging cards.

Conveniently access all of the need-to-know anatomy information! Each card presents beautiful 4-color artwork or a radiologic image of a particular structure/area of the body, with numbered leader lines indicating anatomical structures; labels to the structures are listed by number on the reverse, in addition to relevant functions, clinical correlations, and more.

Fully grasp the practical applications of anatomy with "In the Clinic" discussions on most cards, which relate structures to corresponding clinical disorders; a page reference to the companion textbook (Gray's Anatomy for Students, 4th Edition) facilitates access to further information.

Access a clear, visual review of key concepts with wiring diagrams that detail the innervation of nerves to organs and other body parts, as well as muscle cards covering functions and attachments.

 

 

Table of Contents:

 

Section 1 Overview

1 Surface Anatomy: Male Anterior View

2 Surface Anatomy: Female Posterior View

3 Skeleton: Anterior View

4 Skeleton: Posterior View

5 Muscles: Anterior View

6 Muscles: Posterior View

7 Vascular System: Arteries

8 Vascular System: Veins

Section 2 Back

9 Skeletal Framework: Vertebral Column

10 Skeletal Framework: Typical Vertebra

11 Skeletal Framework: Vertebra 1

12 Skeletal Framework: Atlas, Axis, and Ligaments

13 Skeletal Framework: Vertebra 2

14 Skeletal Framework: Vertebra 3

15 Skeletal Framework: Sacrum and Coccyx

16 Skeletal Framework: Vertebra Radiograph I

17 Skeletal Framework: Vertebra Radiograph II

18 Skeletal Framework: Vertebra Radiograph III

19 Skeletal Framework: Intervertebral Joints

20 Skeletal Framework: Intervertebral Foramen

21 Skeletal Framework: Vertebral Ligaments

22 Skeletal Framework: Intervertebral Disc Protrusion

23 Muscles: Superficial Group

24 Muscles: Trapezius Innervation and Blood Supply

25 Muscles: Intermediate Group

26 Muscles: Erector Spinae

27 Muscles: Transversospinalis and Segmentals

28 Muscles: Suboccipital Region

29 Spinal Cord

30 Spinal Cord Details

31 Spinal Nerves

32 Spinal Cord Arteries

33 Spinal Cord Arteries Detail

34 Spinal Cord Meninges

Section 3 Thorax

35 Thoracic Skeleton

36 Typical Rib

37 Rib I Superior Surface

38 Sternum

39 Vertebra, Ribs, and Sternum

40 Thoracic Wall

41 Thoracic Cavity

42 Intercostal Space with Nerves and Vessels

43 Pleural Cavity

44 Pleura

45 Parietal Pleura

46 Right Lung

47 Left Lung

48 CT: Left Pulmonary Artery

49 CT: Right Pulmonary Artery

50 Mediastinum: Subdivisions

51 Pericardium

52 Pericardial Sinuses

53 Anterior Surface of the Heart

54 Diaphragmatic Surface and Base of the Heart

55 Right Atrium

56 Right Ventricle

57 Left Atrium

58 Left Ventricle

59 Plain Chest Radiograph

60 MRI: Chambers of the Heart

61 Coronary Arteries

62 Coronary Veins

63 Conduction System

64 Superior Mediastinum

65 Superior Mediastinum: Cross Section

66 Superior Mediastinum: Great Vessels

67 Superior Mediastinum: Trachea and Esophagus

68 Mediastinum: Right Lateral View

69 Mediastinum: Left Lateral View

70 Posterior Mediastinum

71 Normal Esophageal Constrictions and Esophageal Plexus

72 Thoracic Aorta and Branches

73 Azygos System of Veins and Thoracic Duct

74 Thoracic Sympathetic Trunks and Splanchnic Nerves

Section 4 Abdomen

75 Abdominal Wall: Nine-Region Pattern

76 Abdominal Wall: Layers Overview

77 Abdominal Wall: Transverse Section

78 Rectus Abdominis

79 Rectus Sheath

80 Inguinal Canal

81 Spermatic Cord

82 Round Ligament of the Uterus

83 Inguinal Region: Internal View

84 Viscera: Anterior View

85 Viscera: Anterior View, Small Bowel Removed

86 Stomach

87 Double-Contrast Radiograph: Stomach and Duodenum

88 Duodenum

89 Radiograph: Jejunum and Ileum

90 Large Intestine

91 Barium Radiograph: Large Intestine

92 Liver

93 CT: Liver

94 Pancreas

95 CT: Pancreas

96 Bile Drainage

97 Arteries: Arterial Supply of Viscera

98 Arteries: Celiac Trunk

99 Arteries: Superior Mesenteric

100 Arteries: Inferior Mesenteric

101 Veins: Portal System

102 Viscera: Innervation

103 Posterior Abdominal Region: Overview

104 Posterior Abdominal Region: Bones

105 Posterior Abdominal Region: Muscles

106 Diaphragm

107 Anterior Relationships of Kidneys

108 Internal Structure of the Kidney

109 CT: Renal Pelvis

110 Renal and Suprarenal Gland Vessels

111 Abdominal Aorta

112 Inferior Vena Cava

113 Urogram: Pathway of Ureter

114 Lumbar Plexus

Section 5 Pelvis and Perineum

115 Pelvis

116 Pelvic Bone

117 Ligaments

118 Muscles: Pelvic Diaphragm and Lateral Wall

119 Perineal Membrane and Deep Perineal Pouch

120 Viscera: Female Overview

121 Viscera: Male Overview

122 Male Reproductive System

123 Female Reproductive System

124 Uterus and Uterine Tubes

125 Sacral Plexus

126 Internal Iliac Posterior Trunk

127 Internal Iliac Anterior Trunk

128 Female Perineum

129 Male Perineum

130 Anal Triangle Cross Section

131 Superficial Perineal Pouch: Muscles

132 MRI: Male Pelvic Cavity and Perineum

133 Deep Perineal Pouch: Muscles

134 MRI: Female Pelvic Cavity and Perineum

Section 6 Lower Limb

135 Skeleton: Overview

136 Acetabulum

137 Femur

138 Hip Joint Ligaments

139 Ligament of Head of Femur

140 Radiograph: Hip Joint

141 CT: Hip Joint

142 Femoral Triangle

143 Saphenous Vein

144 Anterior Compartment: Muscles

145 Anterior Compartment: Muscle Attachments

146 Femoral Artery

147 Medial Compartment: Muscles

148 Medial Compartment: Muscle Attachments

149 Obturator Nerve

150 Gluteal Region: Muscles

151 Gluteal Region: Muscle Attachments I

152 Gluteal Region: Muscle Attachments II

153 Gluteal Region: Arteries

154 Gluteal Region: Nerves

155 Sacral Plexus

156 Posterior Compartment: Muscles

157 Posterior Compartment: Muscle Attachments

158 Sciatic Nerve

159 Knee: Anterolateral View

160 Knee: Menisci and Ligaments

161 Knee: Collateral Ligaments

162 MRI: knee joint

163 Radiographs: Knee Joint

164 Knee: Popliteal Fossa

165 Leg: Bones

166 Leg Posterior Compartment: Muscles

167 Leg Posterior Compartment: Muscle Attachments I

168 Leg Posterior Compartment: Muscle Attachments II

169 Leg Posterior Compartment: Arteries and Nerves

170 Leg Lateral Compartment: Muscles

171 Leg Lateral Compartment: Muscle Attachments

172 Leg Lateral Compartment: Nerves

173 Leg Anterior Compartment: Muscles

174 Leg Anterior Compartment: Muscle Attachments

175 Leg Anterior Compartment: Arteries and Nerves

176 Foot: Bones

177 Radiograph: Foot

178 Foot: Ligaments

179 Radiograph: Ankle

180 Dorsal Foot: Muscles

181 Dorsal Foot: Muscle Attachments

182 Dorsal Foot: Arteries

183 Dorsal Foot: Nerves

184 Tarsal Tunnel

185 Sole of Foot: Muscles, First Layer

186 Sole of Foot: Muscles, Second Layer

187 Sole of Foot: Muscles, Third Layer

188 Sole of Foot: Muscles, Fourth Layer

189 Sole of Foot: Muscle Attachments, First and Second Layers

190 Sole of Foot: Muscle Attachments, Third Layer

191 Sole of Foot: Arteries

192 Sole of Foot: Nerves

Section 7 Upper Limb

193 Overview: Skeleton

194 Clavicle

195 Scapula

196 Humerus

197 Sternoclavicular and Acromioclavicular Joints

198 Multidetector CT: Sternoclavicular Joint

199 Radiograph: Acromioclavicular Joint

200 Shoulder Joint

201 Radiograph: Glenohumeral Joint

202 Pectoral Region: Breast

203 Pectoralis Major

204 Pectoralis Minor: Nerves and Vessels

205 Posterior Scapular Region: Muscles

206 Posterior Scapular Region: Muscle Attachments

207 Posterior Scapular Region: Arteries and Nerves

208 Axilla: Vessels

209 Axilla: Arteries

210 Axilla: Nerves

211 Axilla: Brachial Plexus

212 Axilla: Lymphatics

213 Humerus: Posterior View

214 Distal Humerus

215 Proximal End of Radius and Ulna

216 Arm Anterior Compartment: Biceps

217 Arm Anterior Compartment: Muscles

218 Arm Anterior Compartment: Muscle Attachments

219 Arm Anterior Compartment: Arteries

220 Arm Anterior Compartment: Veins

221 Arm Anterior Compartment: Nerves

222 Arm Posterior Compartment: Muscles

223 Arm Posterior Compartment: Muscle Attachments

224 Arm Posterior Compartment: Nerves and Vessels

225 Elbow Joint

226 Cubital Fossa

227 Radius

228 Ulna

229 Radiographs: Elbow Joint

230 Radiograph: Forearm

231 Wrist and Bones of Hand

232 Radiograph: Wrist

233 Radiographs: Hand and Wrist Joint

234 Forearm Anterior Compartment: Muscles, First Layer

235 Forearm Anterior Compartment: Muscle Attachments, Superficial Layer

236 Forearm Anterior Compartment: Muscles, Second Layer

237 Forearm Anterior Compartment: Muscles, Third Layer

238 Forearm Anterior Compartment: Muscle Attachments, Intermediate and Deep Layers

239 Forearm Anterior Compartment: Arteries

240 Forearm Anterior Compartment: Nerves

241 Forearm Posterior Compartment: Muscles, Superficial Layer

242 Forearm Posterior Compartment: Muscle Attachments, Superficial Layer

243 Forearm Posterior Compartment: Outcropping Muscles

244 Forearm Posterior Compartment: Muscle Attachments, Deep Layer

245 Forearm Posterior Compartment: Nerves and Arteries

246 Hand: Cross Section Through Wrist

247 Hand: Superficial Palm

248 Hand: Thenar and Hypothenar Muscles

249 Palm of Hand: Muscle Attachments, Thenar and Hypothenar Muscles

250 Lumbricals

251 Adductor Muscles

252 Interosseous Muscles

253 Palm of Hand: Muscle Attachments

254 Superficial Palmar Arch

255 Deep Palmar Arch

256 Median Nerve

257 Ulnar Nerve

258 Radial Nerve

259 Dorsal Venous Arch

Section 8 Head and Neck

260 Skull: Anterior View

261 Multidetector CT: Anterior View of Skull

262 Skull: Lateral View

263 Multidetector CT: Lateral View of Skull

264 Skull: Posterior View

265 Skull: Superior View

266 Skull: Inferior View

267 Skull: Anterior Cranial Fossa

268 Skull: Middle Cranial Fossa

269 Skull: Posterior Cranial Fossa

270 Meninges

271 Dural Septa

272 Meningeal Arteries

273 Blood Supply to Brain

274 Magnetic Resonance Angiogram: Carotid and Vertebral Arteries

275 Circle of Willis

276 Dural Venous Sinuses

277 Cavernous Sinus

278 Cavernous Sinus

279 Cranial Nerves: Floor of Cranial Cavity

280 Facial Muscles

281 Lateral Face

282 Sensory Nerves of the Head

283 Vessels of the Lateral Face

284 Scalp

285 Orbit: Bones

286 Lacrimal Apparatus

287 Orbit: Extra-ocular Muscles

288 MRI: Muscles of the Eyeball

289 Superior Orbital Fissure and Optic Canal

290 Orbit: Superficial Nerves

291 Orbit: Deep Nerves

292 Eyeball

293 Visceral Efferent (Motor) Innervation: Lacrimal Gland

294 Visceral Efferent (Motor) Innervation: Eyeball (Iris and Ciliary Body)

295 Visceral Efferent (Motor) Pathways Through Pterygopalatine Fossa

296 External Ear

297 External, Middle, and Internal Ear

298 Tympanic Membrane

299 Middle Ear: Schematic View

300 Internal Ear

301 Infratemporal Region: Muscles of Mastication

302 Infratemporal Region: Muscles

303 Infratemporal Region: Arteries

304 Infratemporal Region: Nerves, Part 1

305 Infratemporal Region: Nerves, Part 2

306 Parasympathetic Innervation of Salivary Glands

307 Pterygopalatine Fossa: Gateways

308 Pterygopalatine Fossa: Nerves

309 Pharynx: Posterior View of Muscles

310 Pharynx: Lateral View of Muscles

311 Pharynx: Midsagittal Section

312 Pharynx: Posterior View, Opened

313 Larynx: Overview

314 Larynx: Cartilage and Ligaments

315 Larynx: Superior View of Vocal Ligaments

316 Larynx: Posterior View

317 Larynx: Laryngoscopic Images

318 Larynx: Intrinsic Muscles

319 Larynx: Nerves

320 Nasal Cavity: Paranasal Sinuses

321 Radiographs: Nasal Cavities and Paranasal Sinuses

322 CT: Nasal Cavities and Paranasal Sinuses

323 Nasal Cavity: Nasal Septum

324 Nasal Cavity: Lateral Wall, Bones

325 Nasal Cavity: Lateral Wall, Mucosa, and Openings

326 Nasal Cavity: Arteries

327 Nasal Cavity: Nerves

328 Oral Cavity: Overview

329 Oral Cavity: Floor

330 Oral Cavity: Tongue

331 Oral Cavity: Sublingual Glands

332 Oral Cavity: Glands

333 Oral Cavity: Salivary Gland Nerves

334 Oral Cavity: Soft Palate (Overview)

335 Oral Cavity: Palate, Arteries, and Nerves

336 Oral Cavity: Teeth

337 Neck: Triangles

338 Neck: Fascia

339 Neck: Superficial Veins

340 Neck: Anterior Triangle, Infrahyoid Muscles

341 Neck: Anterior Triangle, Carotid System

342 Neck: Anterior Triangle, Glossopharyngeal Nerve

343 Neck: Anterior Triangle, Vagus Nerve

344 Neck: Anterior Triangle, Hypoglossal Nerve, and Ansa Cervicalis

345 Neck: Anterior Triangle, Anterior View Thyroid

346 Neck: Anterior Triangle, Posterior View Thyroid

347 Neck: Posterior Triangle, Muscles

348 Neck: Posterior Triangle, Nerves

349 Base of Neck

350 Base of Neck: Arteries

351 Base of Neck: Lymphatics

Section 9 Surface Anatomy

352 Back Surface Anatomy

353 End of Spinal Cord: Lumbar Puncture

354 Thoracic Skeletal Landmarks

355 Heart Valve Auscultation

356 Lung Auscultation 1

357 Lung Auscultation 2

358 Referred Pain: Heart

359 Inguinal Hernia I

360 Inguinal Hernia II

361 Inguinal Hernia III

362 Referred Abdominal Pain

363 Female Perineum

364 Male Perineum

365 Gluteal Injection Site

366 Femoral Triangle Surface Anatomy

367 Popliteal Fossa

368 Tarsal Tunnel

369 Lower Limb Pulse Points

370 Upper Limb Pulse Points

371 Head and Neck Pulse Points

Section 10 Nervous System

372 Brain: Base of Brain Cranial Nerves

373 Spinal Cord

374 Spinal Nerve

375 Heart Sympathetics

376 Gastrointestinal Sympathetics

377 Parasympathetics

378 Parasympathetic Ganglia

379 Pelvic Autonomics

Section 11 Imaging

380 Mediastinum: CT Images, Axial Plane

381 Mediastinum: CT Images, Axial Plane

382 Mediastinum: CT Images, Axial Plane

383 Stomach and Duodenum: Double-Contrast Radiograph

384 Jejunum and Ileum: Radiograph

385 Large Intestine: Radiograph, Using Barium

386 Liver: Abdominal CT Scan with Contrast, in Axial Plane

387 Pancreas: Abdominal CT Scan with Contrast, in Axial Plane

388 Male Pelvic Cavity and Perineum: T2-Weighted MR Images, in Axial Plane

389 Male Pelvic Cavity and Perineum: T2-Weighted MR Images, in Axial Plane

390 Female Pelvic Cavity and Perineum: T2-Weighted MR Images, in Sagittal Plane

391 Female Pelvic Cavity and Perineum: T2-Weighted MR Images, in Coronal Plane

392 Female Pelvic Cavity and Perineum: T2-Weighted MR Images, in Axial Plane

393 Female Pelvic Cavity and Perineum: T2-Weighted MR Images, in Axial Plane

 

 

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Table Of Contents:
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Description: With the most extensive, comprehensive collection of anatomy multiple-choice questions in strict, current USMLE format, Gray’s Anatomy Review, 3rd Edition, is an easy-to-use study tool that helps you relate anatomy to clinical practice and pass your exams. Whether used as a companion to Gray’s Anatomy for Students or as a stand-alone resource, this medical textbook is your indispensable review book for both in-course examinations and the USMLE Step 1.
Table Of Contents:
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Description: A concise, superbly illustrated (print + electronic) textbook that brings together a reliable, clear and up to date guide to surface anatomy and its underlying gross anatomy, combined with a practical application of ultrasound and other imaging modalities. A thorough understanding of surface anatomy remains a critical part of clinical practice, but with improved imaging technology, portable ultrasound is also fast becoming integral to routine clinical examination and effective diagnosis. This unique new text combines these two essential approaches to effectively understanding clinical anatomy and reflects latest approaches within modern medical curricula. It is tailored specifically to the needs of medical students and doctors in training and will also prove invaluable to the wide range of allied health students and professionals who need a clear understanding of visible and palpable anatomy combined with anatomy as seen on ultrasound. Concise text and high quality illustrations, photographs, CT, MRI and ultrasound scans provide a clear, integrated understanding of the anatomical basis for modern clinical practice Highly accessible and at a level appropriate for medical students and a wide range of allied health students and professionals Reflects current curriculum trend of heavily utilizing living anatomy and ultrasound to learn anatomy Supplementary video content showing live ultrasound scans and guided areas of surface anatomy to bring content to life and reflect current teaching and clinical settings An international advisory panel appointed to add expertise and ensure relevance to the variety of medical and allied health markets Inclusion of latest ultrasound image modalities Designed to complement and enhance the highly successful Gray’s family of texts/atlases although also effective as a stand-alone or alongside other established anatomy resources
Table Of Contents:
1. Introduction Conceptual overview Surface anatomy Anatomical position and planes Anatomical terms Movement Fascia Skin Skin color Dermatomes and myotomes Natural variation Palpation and percussion Ultrasound Ultrasound theory Doppler Types of transducer Imaging planes Screen orientation Ergonomics Manipulating the transducer Short-axis and long-axis views Image terminology Appearance of tissues 2. Thorax Conceptual overview Surface anatomy Bones Muscles Breast Thoracic cavity Ultrasound Anterior muscles of the thorax and lungs Heart Video 2.1 Colour Doppler ultrasound image sequence of the heart - apical view. 3. Abdomen Conceptual overview Surface anatomy Bones Abdominal regions Muscles Viscera Ultrasound Anterior abdominal musculature Gastrointestinal tract Liver Kidney Spleen Pancreas Vasculature Video 3.1 B-mode ultrasound image sequence of the jejunum - transverse view. 4. Pelvis and perineum Conceptual overview Surface anatomy Bones Muscles Viscera Perineum Pregnancy Ultrasound Male pelvis Female pelvis Video 4.1 Colour Doppler ultrasound image sequence of the bladder - mid-sagittal view. 5. Back Conceptual overview Surface anatomy Curvatures Bones Ligaments Joints Muscles Movements Vertebral canal and spinal nerves Ultrasound 6. Upper limb Conceptual overview Surface anatomy Shoulder Axilla Arm Forearm Hand Neurovascular structures Ultrasound Scalene triangle Shoulder region Deltoid muscle Rotator cuff muscles Anterior arm Posterior arm Elbow Anterior forearm Posterior forearm Hand Video 6.1 B-mode ultrasound image sequence of the long flexor tendons immediately proximal to the wrist - long-axis view. 7. Lower limb Conceptual overview Surface anatomy Gluteal region Thigh Knee joint Leg Foot Neurovascular structures Ultrasound Gluteal region Femoral triangle Anterior thigh Knee Medial thigh and adductor canal Posterior thigh and popliteal fossa Anterior leg Posterior leg Lateral leg Video 7.1 Colour Doppler ultrasound image sequence of the femoral artery and vein in the thigh - long-axis view. 8. Head and neck Conceptual overview Surface anatomy Head Neck Lymph Neurovascular Ultrasound Eye Parotid gland Submandibular gland Floor of the oral cavity Carotid system Thyroid gland Posterior triangle of neck Video 8.1 Colour Doppler ultrasound image sequence of the internal and external carotid arteries (red) and internal jugular vein (blue) in the neck - short-axis view.

 

 

Description:

 

Now fully revised and updated, this leading ICT series volume offers concise, superbly illustrated coverage of neuroanatomy, that throughout makes clear the relevance of the anatomy to the practice of modern clinical neurology. Building on the success of previous editions, Neuroanatomy ICT, sixth edition has been fine-tuned to meet the needs of today’s medical students – and will also prove invaluable to the range of other students and professionals who need a clear, current understanding of this important area. Generations of readers have come to appreciate the straightforward explanations of complex concepts that students often find difficult, with minimum assumptions made of prior knowledge of the subject.

Notoriously difficult concepts made clear in straightforward and concise text

Level of detail carefully judged to facilitate understanding of the fundamental neuroanatomical principles and the workings of the nervous system, providing a sound basis for the diagnosis and treatment of contemporary neurological disorders

Clinical material and topic summaries fully updated and highlighted in succinct boxes within the text

Memorable pictorial summaries of symptoms associated with the main clinical syndromes

Over 150 new or revised drawings and photographs further improve clarity and reflect the latest imaging techniques

New expanded coverage of neuropsychological disorders and their relationship to neuroanatomy – increasingly important given aging populations

 

 

Table of Contents:

 

1 Introduction and overview

Neuroanatomical terminology and conventions

Components and organisation of the nervous system

Development of the central nervous system

Overview of the anatomy of the central nervous system

Basic clinical diagnostic principles

2 Cells of the nervous system

The neurone

Neuroglia

3 Peripheral nervous system

Muscle

Nerve endings

Peripheral nerves

4 Autonomic nervous system

Sympathetic division

Parasympathetic division

5 Coverings of the central nervous system

Skull

Cranial meninges

6 Ventricular system

Topographical anatomy of the ventricular system

Cerebrospinal fluid

7 Vasculature of the central nervous system

Vasculature of the spinal cord

Vasculature of the brain

8 Spinal cord

External features of the spinal cord

Internal structure of the spinal cord

9 Brainstem

External features of the brainstem

Internal structure of the brainstem

10 Cranial nerves and cranial nerve nuclei

Cranial nerve nuclei

Cranial nerves

11 Cerebellum

External features of the cerebellum

Internal structure of the cerebellum

Functional anatomy of the cerebellum

12 Thalamus

Topographical anatomy of the thalamus

Functional organisation of thalamic nuclei

13 Cerebral hemisphere and cerebral cortex

Gyri, sulci and lobes of the cerebral hemisphere

Cerebral cortex

White matter of the cerebral hemisphere

14 Basal ganglia

Terminology and topographical anatomy of the basal ganglia

Functional anatomy of the basal ganglia

15 Visual system

The eye

The central visual pathway

16 Hypothalamus, limbic system and olfactory system

Hypothalamus

Limbic system

Olfactory system

Glossary

Index

 

 

 

For more than seventy-five years, Grant’s Atlas of Anatomy has maintained a tradition of excellence while continually adapting to meet the needs of each generation of students. The updated fifteenth edition is a visually stunning reference that delivers the accuracy, pedagogy, and clinical relevance expected of this classic atlas, with new and enhanced features that make it even more practical and user-friendly.
 
Illustrations drawn from real specimens, presented in surface-to-deep dissection sequence, set Grant’s Atlas of Anatomy apart as the most accurate reference available for learning human anatomy. These realistic representations bring structures to life and provide students with the ultimate lab resource.
 

• NEW Illustration overviews highlight the autonomic nerves to clarify nerve and muscle innervations.
• NEW and updated images reflect the latest clinical insights through:
  • 15 NEW Illustrations
  • 160 revised figures
  • NEW and updated surface anatomy images
  • NEW pulses photos
• Renowned, high-resolution, dynamically colored illustrations organized in dissection sequence enable the formation of 3-D constructs for each body region and provide detailed, realistic reference during dissection.
• Tables detail muscles, vessels, and other anatomic information in an easy-to-use format ideal for review and study.
• Enhanced medical imaging includes more than 100 clinically significant MRIs, CT images, ultrasound scans, and corresponding orientation drawings to help students confidently apply the laboratory experience to clinical rotations.
• Color schematic illustrations reinforce the relationships of structures and anatomical concepts in vibrant detail.

 

 

As with the leading, comprehensive Clinically Oriented Anatomy text, this succinct resource is widely acclaimed for the relevance of its clinical correlations, emphasizing anatomy essential to physical diagnosis for primary care, interpretation of diagnostic imaging, and understanding the anatomical basis of emergency medicine and general surgery. The text’s hallmark blue Clinical Boxes highlight the practical value of anatomy, accompanied by extensive surface anatomy and medical imaging features that clarify key concepts and structures to help build clinical confidence and equip students for success in practice.

Updated, renowned blue Clinical Boxes explore the practical applications of anatomy, and helpful icons distinguish the type of clinical information covered in each.

New and updated surface anatomy and physical examination photos help you grasp the clinical context for key structures and skills.

Surface Anatomy boxes with overlay illustrations enhance your clinical and diagnostic capabilities.

Medical Imaging boxes containing a wealth of plain and contrast radiographic, MR, CT, and ultrasonographic images provide a real-life clinical perspective that strengthens your anatomical knowledge and application.

A thorough “Overview and Basic Concepts” chapter equips you with the foundational understanding of systemic information, terminology, and basic concepts.

Chapter outlines and illustrated tables highlight key topics and information for efficient study.

Digital version available for purchase. Fast, smart, and convenient, today’s digital version can transform learning. These interactive, fully searchable tools offer 24/7 access on multiple devices, the ability to highlight and share notes, and more

 

 

 

 

 

Description: In the 5th Edition of this highly accessible atlas, Dr. Todd Vanderah continues the mission of his esteemed colleague, Dr. John "Jack" Nolte, to clearly depict and explain the challenging subject of neuroanatomy. Designed to promote a rapid understanding of complex concepts, Nolte's The Human Brain in Photographs and Diagrams combines easy-to-digest coverage of the brain, spinal cord, and brainstem with carefully selected visuals to cover all aspects of the information needed for success in coursework, on exams, and in clerkships and clinical practice.
Table Of Contents:
Contents Chapter 1 External Anatomy of the Brain Introduction Brain and Spinal Cord Multiple Views of a Single Brain Lateral and Superior Surfaces Inferior Surface Medial and Inferior Surfaces Insula Cerebellum Brainstem Chapter 2 Transverse Sections of the Spinal Cord Introduction Guided Tour Enlargements of Selected Levels S4 L2 T10 C8 C3 Chapter 3 Transverse Sections of the Brainstem Introduction Schematic Cross Sections Blood Supply Cranial Nerve Nuclei Guided Tour Enlargements of Selected Levels Spinomedullary junction Caudal medulla Rostral medulla Pontomedullary junction Caudal pons Midpons Rostral pons Caudal midbrain Rostral midbrain Far rostral midbrain Chapter 4 Building a Brain: Three-Dimensional Reconstructions Introduction Step-by-Step Reconstruction Chapter 5 Coronal Sections Introduction Guided Tour Enlargements of Selected Levels Striatum, anterior limb of the internal capsule Anterior commissure Anterior thalamus, ansa lenticularis Amygdala, mammillary bodies Anterior hippocampus, subthalamic nucleus Posterior thalamus, red nucleus Posterior thalamus, geniculate nuclei Posterior thalamus, pulvinar Atrium of the lateral ventricle Chapter 6 Axial Sections Introduction Guided Tour Enlargements of Selected Levels Uncus, optic chiasm Hypothalamus, superior cerebellar peduncle Striatum, deep cerebellar nuclei Anterior commissure, subthalamic nucleus Interventricular foramen, posterior commissure Midthalamus Roof of the third ventricle Transverse fissure, internal cerebral veins Chapter 7 Sagittal Sections Introduction Guided Tour Enlargements of Selected Levels Putamen, hippocampus Hippocampus, amygdala Globus pallidus, internal capsule, thalamus Caudate nucleus, dentate nucleus Mammillothalamic tract, superior cerebellar peduncle Medial thalamus, column of the fornix Mammillary body, body of the fornix Near the midline Chapter 8 Functional Systems Detailed Contents Long Tracts of the Spinal Cord and Brainstem Sensory Systems of the Brainstem and Forebrain Cranial Nerve Motor Nuclei Visceral Afferents and Efferents Basal Ganglia Cerebellum Thalamus and Cerebral Cortex Hypothalamus and Limbic System Chemically Coded Neuronal Systems Chapter 9 Clinical Imaging Introduction Computed Tomography Without contrast With contrast Pathology Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) Introduction Coronal T1-weighted MRIs Axial T1-weighted MRIs Sagittal and parasaggital T1-weighted MRIs Pathology Angiography Introduction Internal carotid angiograms Vertebral-basilar angiograms Pathology Chapter 10 Neuropathology Imaging [Add headings] Glossary Contents Chapter 1 External Anatomy of the Brain Introduction Brain and Spinal Cord Multiple Views of a Single Brain Lateral and Superior Surfaces Inferior Surface Medial and Inferior Surfaces Insula Cerebellum Brainstem Chapter 2 Transverse Sections of the Spinal Cord Introduction Guided Tour Enlargements of Selected Levels S4 L2 T10 C8 C3 Chapter 3 Transverse Sections of the Brainstem Introduction Schematic Cross Sections Blood Supply Cranial Nerve Nuclei Guided Tour Enlargements of Selected Levels Spinomedullary junction Caudal medulla Rostral medulla Pontomedullary junction Caudal pons Midpons Rostral pons Caudal midbrain Rostral midbrain Far rostral midbrain Chapter 4 Building a Brain: Three-Dimensional Reconstructions Introduction Step-by-Step Reconstruction Chapter 5 Coronal Sections Introduction Guided Tour Enlargements of Selected Levels Striatum, anterior limb of the internal capsule Anterior commissure Anterior thalamus, ansa lenticularis Amygdala, mammillary bodies Anterior hippocampus, subthalamic nucleus Posterior thalamus, red nucleus Posterior thalamus, geniculate nuclei Posterior thalamus, pulvinar Atrium of the lateral ventricle Chapter 6 Axial Sections Introduction Guided Tour Enlargements of Selected Levels Uncus, optic chiasm Hypothalamus, superior cerebellar peduncle Striatum, deep cerebellar nuclei Anterior commissure, subthalamic nucleus Interventricular foramen, posterior commissure Midthalamus Roof of the third ventricle Transverse fissure, internal cerebral veins Chapter 7 Sagittal Sections Introduction Guided Tour Enlargements of Selected Levels Putamen, hippocampus Hippocampus, amygdala Globus pallidus, internal capsule, thalamus Caudate nucleus, dentate nucleus Mammillothalamic tract, superior cerebellar peduncle Medial thalamus, column of the fornix Mammillary body, body of the fornix Near the midline Chapter 8 Functional Systems Detailed Contents Long Tracts of the Spinal Cord and Brainstem Sensory Systems of the Brainstem and Forebrain Cranial Nerve Motor Nuclei Visceral Afferents and Efferents Basal Ganglia Cerebellum Thalamus and Cerebral Cortex Hypothalamus and Limbic System Chemically Coded Neuronal Systems Chapter 9 Clinical Imaging Introduction Computed Tomography Without contrast With contrast Pathology Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) Introduction Coronal T1-weighted MRIs Axial T1-weighted MRIs Sagittal and parasaggital T1-weighted MRIs Pathology Angiography Introduction Internal carotid angiograms Vertebral-basilar angiograms Pathology Chapter 10 Neuropathology Imaging [Add headings]

 

 

 

 

 

Description:

Netter's Integrated Musculoskeletal System is an innovative new text that brings together basic science material from several domains, providing a solid foundation prior to delving into topics of increasing complexity and clinical importance —all highlighted by superb Netter illustrations throughout. Initial chapters give a general overview of the human body, while the remaining chapters examine all facets of the musculoskeletal system, the injuries that affect it at the macroscopic and microscopic levels, and the process of development. As the scientific content becomes more complex, the clinical correlations become more specific. This progressively constructed narrative guides readers efficiently and effectively through the intricacies of the musculoskeletal system in a way that is easy to understand and remember—all in a single, time-saving resource for busy students.

Takes an integrated approach including gross anatomy, physiology, biochemistry, neuroscience, histology, and other relevant sciences to better help readers understand the musculoskeletal system. 

Presents essential content in an easy-to-understand manner, puts it in context, and then elaborates on it with more detail—making connections between content areas and reducing the need for multiple study resources. 

Features clinical correlations boxes throughout; includes an appendix of commonly-used eponyms to help readers communicate across disciplines and an appendix of Latin/Greek/Arabic roots for anatomical terms. 

Designed to be used effectively in longitudinally-designed, integrated curricula—for a wide range of health-science students—with carefully organized, concise reading assignments and discrete areas of study for each lesson. 

 

 

Table of Contents:

 

About the Author

About the Artists

Acknowledgments

Preface

1. Introduction

Introduction and Basic Terminology

The Regions of the Body

The Systems of the Body

Anatomic Terminology and the “Anatomic Position”

Planes of the Body

Terms Describing Motion

2. Overview of Skeletal Anatomy

Skeleton General

Bones of the Head and Anterior Neck

Bones of the Back—The Vertebrae

Bones of the Thorax

Bones of the Upper Limb

Bones of THE Hand and Digits

Bones of the Pelvis and Lower Limb

Major Joints and Stabilizing Ligaments

Joints and Ligaments of the Head and Upper Cervical Vertebrae

Joints and Ligaments of the Back

Joints and Ligaments of the Thorax

Joints and Ligaments of the Upper Limb

Joints and Ligaments of the Pelvis and Lower Limb

3. Overview of Muscle Groups and Their Functions

Introduction

Muscle Groups of the Back

Muscle Groups of the Anterior Neck

Muscle Groups of the Upper Limb

Major Muscle Groups of the Torso

Muscle Groups of the Lower Limb

4. Innervation of the Muscle Compartments

Introduction

Somatosensory Activity

Somatomotor Activity

Cranial Nerves

Spinal Cord

Cervical Plexus and Phrenic Nerve

Brachial Plexus

Intercostal Nerves

Lumbar Plexus

Lumbosacral Plexus

5. Vascular Supply of the Muscle Compartments

Introduction

Basic Concepts of Circulation

Major Arteries of the Body

Major Veins of the Body

Lymphatics of the Musculoskeletal System

6. Overview of Musculoskeletal Histology, Physiology, and Biochemistry

Histology Basics

Epithelial Tissues

Connective Tissue

Muscle Tissue

Nervous Tissue

7. Development of the Musculoskeletal System

Quick Summary of Early Development (FIG. 7.1)

Gastrulation and the Trilaminar Embryo (FIGS. 7.2 AND 7.3)

Neurulation (SEE FIGS. 7.3 and 7.4)

Differentiation of the Nervous System and Ventricles (FIG. 7.5)

Differentiation of the Mesoderm (FIGS. 7.3 AND 7.6)

Paraxial Mesoderm and Somites

Lateral Plate Mesoderm and Body Wall Formation (FIGS. 7.3, 7.6, and 7.7)

Development of the Back (FIGS. 7.8–7.10)

Development of The Limbs (FIGS. 7.10 AND 7.11)

Endochondral Ossification (FIGS. 7.12 AND 7.13)

Development of The Joints (FIG. 7.14)

8. The Central Nervous System in Relation to the Musculoskeletal System

Introduction

Components of the Central Nervous System

Diencephalon—Thalamus, Hypothalamus, and Pineal Gland

Mesencephalon—Midbrain (FIG. 8.8)

Metencephalon—Pons and Cerebellum (FIGS. 8.9 and 8.10)

Myelencephalon—Medulla Oblongata (FIG. 8.11)

Spinal Cord (FIG. 8.12)

Flow of Cerebrospinal Fluid (FIG. 8.13)

Somatomotor Activity—Motor Innervation of Skeletal Muscle

Cerebellum

Basal Ganglia (FIG. 8.28)

9. Clinical Anatomy of the Back

Introduction

The Vertebrae and Vertebral Column

The Vertebral Column As A Whole (FIG. 9.8)

Joints of The Vertebral Column (See Figs. 9.2, 9.3, 9.5, And 9.8)

Ligaments Of The Vertebral Column (Fig. 9.9)

Muscle Groups Of The Back (fig. 9.11A)

The Vertebral Canal

Innervation of The Back

The Blood Supply to The Back

10. Clinical Anatomy of the Upper Limb

Introduction

Bones, Ligaments, and Joints of the Upper Limb

Muscle Groups of the Upper Limb

Innervation of the Upper Limbs

The Blood Supply to The Upper Limbs

Lymphatic Drainage of the Upper Limb (FIG. 10.28)

Neurovascular Bundles

11. Clinical Anatomy of the Lower Limb

Introduction

Bones, Ligaments, and Joints of the Upper Limb

Muscle Groups of the Lower Limb

Innervation of the Lower Limb

The Blood Supply to the Lower Limb

Lymphatic Drainage of the Lower Limb (Fig. 11.36)

Neurovascular Bundles

12. Clinical Anatomy of the Torso

Introduction

Bones and Cartilage Structures of the Torso

Muscles and Fascial Layers of the Torso

Innervation of The Torso

The Blood Supply of the Torso

Lymphatic Drainage of The Torso (SEE FIGS. 10.28 AND 11.36; FIG. 12.29)

Neurovascular Bundles of the Torso

Appendix A. Etymology of Selected Terms From Their Latin, Greek, and Arabic Sources

Appendix B. Medical Eponyms Related to the Musculoskeletal System

Index

 

 

Description: Abrahams' and McMinn’s Clinical Atlas of Human Anatomy, 8th Edition delivers the straightforward visual guidance you need to perform confidently in all examinations and understand spatial relationships required during your medical training, while also acquiring the practical anatomical knowledge needed for your future clinical career. Respected authority Prof. Peter Abrahams and his team of leading international anatomists and radiologists link a vast collection of clinical images to help you master all the essential correlations between the basic science of anatomy and its clinical practice. See what to look for and how to proceed thanks to an unsurpassed collection of labelled dissection photographs, supported by clear, explanatory diagrams and modern imaging Correlate anatomy to clinical practice with a wealth of MR, CT, DSA, radiographic, endoscopic, and operative images that demonstrate how structures are viewed today in the clinical setting Thoroughly revised and updated throughout, including: brand new dissections, to further improve clarity and consistency throughout the book in every region all new colour overlays added to selected dissections making it even easier to identify key nerves, arteries, veins and especially lymphatics fully revised neuroanatomy content reflects the latest understanding of functional neuroanatomy as seen with modern 3D and functional imaging updated and coloured and a unique lymphatics section This sets Abrahams' and McMinn’s apart from any other atlases of human anatomy! 200+ 3D scans,- allowing you to view the body in a more dynamic way to aid your understanding of dynamic anatomy. Master the 500 clinical conditions every physician should know by reviewing the associated clinical topics - featuring over 2000 additional clinical photos, radiological images, and case presentations not found in the printed book. Learn from the culmination of over 45 years international clinical experience of Prof. Abrahams and over 100 of his colleagues worldwide who have contributed to this unique collection of clinical anatomy images.
Table Of Contents:
Head, Neck and Brain Vertebral Column and Spinal Cord Upper Limb Thorax Abdomen and Pelvis Lower Limb Lymphatics

 

 

 

Description: Designed to make learning more interesting and clinically meaningful, Netter's Concise Radiologic Anatomy matches radiologic images-from MR and ultrasound to CT and advanced imaging reconstructions-to the exquisite artwork of master medical illustrator Frank H. Netter, MD. As a companion to the bestselling Netter's Atlas of Human Anatomy, this updated medical textbook begins with the anatomy and matches radiologic images to the anatomic images; the result is a concise, visual guide that shows how advanced diagnostic imaging is an amazing "dissection tool" for viewing human anatomy in the living patient! View direct, at-a-glance comparisons between idealized anatomic illustrations and real-life medicine with side-by-side radiology examples of normal anatomy and common variants with corresponding anatomy illustrations. Improve upon your knowledge with a brief background in basic radiology, including reconstructions and a list of common abbreviations for the images presented. Broaden your visual comprehension with the help of 30 brand-new ultrasound images. Access the complete contents online at Student Consult. NEW to this UPDATED EDITION: Cross-referenced to the 7th Edition Netter/Atlas of Human Anatomy
Table Of Contents:
Netter’s Concise Radiologic Anatomy Updated Edition, 2e Introduction Section 1 - Head and Neck Section 2 - Back and Spinal Cord Section 3 - Thorax Section 4 - Abdomen Section 5 - Pelvis and Perineum Section 6 - Upper Limb Section 7 - Lower Limb Glossary and Abbreviations

 

 

Description: Focus on the clinically relevant aspects of anatomy and bridge normal anatomy to common clinical conditions with Netter's Clinical Anatomy, 4th Edition. This easy-to-read, visually stunning text features nearly 600 superb Netter-style illustrations that provide essential descriptions of anatomy, embryology, and pathology to help you understand their clinical relevance. Authored by John Hansen, PhD, an Honored Member of the American Association of Clinical Anatomists, this book is an ideal anatomy reference for students who want to make the most of their study time or need a concise review of clinical anatomy.
Features:
Clinical Focus boxes present hundreds of illustrated clinical correlations that bridge anatomy to pathophysiology. Every clinical correlation - more than 200 in all - is illustrated.
Features and Characteristics boxes explain the relation between structure and function. Muscle/Ligament/Joint tables summarize attachment points, actions, and other key information related to each structure. Both USMLE-style review questions and short answer questions online help you gauge your mastery of the material and identify areas where you may need further study. Portable book size makes it easy to carry on the go.
New To This Edition:
More review questions, including figure- and image-based questions
More Clinical Focus boxes Digital version included with purchase. Includes additional multiple-choice questions, 3D models, and fully searchable text and images.
Table Of Contents:
Chapter 1 Introduction to the Human Body
Chapter 2 Back Chapter 3 Thorax Chapter 4 Abdomen Chapter 5 Pelvis and Perineum Chapter 6 Lower Limb Chapter 7 Upper Limb Chapter 8 Head and Neck Index

 

 

Description:

 

Ideal for both medical students and those in non-medical courses, Fitzgerald's Clinical Neuroanatomy and Neuroscience, 8th Edition, uses clear, understandable text and outstanding artwork to make a complex subject easily accessible. This award-winning title is known for superb illustrations and high readability, expertly integrating clinical neuroanatomy with the clinical application of neuroscience.

Organizes chapters by anatomical area, with integrated analyses of sensory, motor, and cognitive systems.

Breaks complex concepts and subjects into easily digestible content with clear images and concise, straightforward explanations.

Features explanatory illustrations drawn by the same meticulous artists who illustrated Gray’s Anatomy.

Includes new Basic Science Panels that highlight an emerging or relevant basic science concept to expand your learning in specific content areas.

Contains learning helps in every chapter, including bulleted points, clinical boxes, opening summaries, and concluding core information boxes.

Evolve Instructor site with an image and test bank is available to instructors through their Elsevier sales rep or via request at https://evolve.elsevier.com.

 

Table of Contents:

 

Chapters and Pages

Chapter Title Pages Feature:

Website Features – Learning Resources

Faculty Resources

Acknowledgments

Clinical and Basic Science Perspectives

Panel of Consultants

Student Consultants

1. Embryology

Abstract

Chapter Summary

Spinal Cord

Brain

Suggested Readings

2. Cerebral Topography

Abstract

Chapter Summary

Surface Features

Internal Anatomy of the Cerebrum

Suggested Readings

3. Midbrain, Hindbrain, Spinal Cord

Abstract

Chapter Summary

Brainstem

Spinal Cord

Cerebellum

Suggested Readings

4. Blood Supply of the Brain

Abstract

Chapter Summary

Arterial Supply of The Forebrain

Arterial Supply to The Hindbrain

Venous Drainage of The Brain

Regulation of Blood Flow

The Blood–Brain Barrier

Suggested Readings

5. Meninges

Abstract

Chapter Summary

Cranial Meninges

Spinal Meninges (Fig. 5.10)

Circulation of the Cerebrospinal Fluid (Fig. 5.11)

Suggested Readings

6. Neurons and Neuroglia

Abstract

Chapter Summary

Neurons

Synapses

Neuroglial Cells of the Central Nervous System

Suggested Readings

7. Electrical Events

Abstract

Chapter Summary

Structure of the Plasma Membrane

Response to Stimulation: Action Potentials

Suggested Readings

8. Transmitters and Receptors

Abstract

Chapter Summary

Electrical Synapses

Chemical Synapses

Transmitters and Modulators

Suggested Readings

9. Peripheral Nerves

Abstract

Chapter Summary

General Features

Microscopic Structure of Peripheral Nerves

Degeneration and Regeneration

Suggested Readings

10. Innervation of Muscles and Joints

Abstract

Chapter Summary

Motor Innervation of Skeletal Muscle

Sensory Innervation of Skeletal Muscle

Innervation of Joints

Suggested Readings

11. Innervation of Skin

Abstract

Chapter Summary

Sensory Units

Nerve Endings

Suggested readings

12. Electrodiagnostic Examination

Abstract

Chapter Summary

Nerve Conduction Studies

Electromyography

Suggested Readings

13. Autonomic Nervous System

Abstract

Chapter Summary

Anatomy of the Autonomic Nervous System

Sympathetic Nervous System

Parasympathetic Nervous System

The Enteric Nervous System (Fig. 13.5)

Neurotransmission in the Autonomic System

Regional Autonomic Innervation

Interaction of the Autonomic and Immune Systems

Visceral Afferents

Suggested Readings

14. Nerve Roots

Abstract

Chapter summary

Development of the Spinal Cord

Adult Anatomy

Distribution of Spinal Nerves

Suggested Readings

15. Spinal Cord: Ascending Pathways

Abstract

Chapter Summary

General Features

Ascending Sensory Pathways

Somatic Sensory Pathways

Other Ascending Pathways

Suggested Readings

16. Spinal Cord: Descending Pathways

Abstract

Chapter Summary

Anatomy of the Ventral Grey Horn

Descending Motor Pathways

Blood Supply of the Spinal Cord

Suggested Readings

17. Brainstem

Abstract

Chapter Summary

General Arrangement of Cranial Nerve Nuclei

Background Information

C1 Segment of the Spinal Cord (Fig. 17.10)

Spinomedullary Junction (Fig. 17.11)

Middle of the Medulla Oblongata (Fig. 17.12)

Upper Part of the Medulla Oblongata (Fig. 17.13)

Pontomedullary Junction (Fig. 17.14)

MID-Pons (Fig. 17.15)

Upper Pons (Fig. 17.16)

Lower Midbrain (Fig. 17.17)

Upper Midbrain (Fig. 17.18)

Midbrain–Thalamic Junction (Fig. 17.19)

Orientation of Brainstem Slices in Magnetic Resonance Images (Fig. 17.20)

Suggested Readings

18. The Lowest Four Cranial Nerves

Abstract

Chapter Summary

Hypoglossal Nerve

Spinal Accessory Nerve

Glossopharyngeal, Vagus, and Cranial Accessory Nerves

Suggested Readings

19. Vestibular Nerve

Abstract

Chapter Summary

Introduction

Vestibular System

Suggested Readings

20. Cochlear Nerve

Abstract

Chapter Summary

Auditory System

Suggested Readings

21. Trigeminal Nerve

Abstract

Chapter Summary

Trigeminal Nerve

Suggested Readings

22. Facial Nerve

Abstract

Chapter Summary

Facial Nerve

Nervus Intermedius

Suggested Readings

23. Ocular Motor Nerves

Abstract

Chapter Summary

The Nerves

Nerve Endings

Pupillary Light Reflex (Fig. 23.4)

Accommodation Reflex

Notes on The Sympathetic Pathway to The Eye

Control of Eye Movements

Suggested Readings

24. Reticular Formation and the Neuromodulatory System

Abstract

Chapter Summary

Reticular Formation

Neuromodulatory System

Suggested Readings

25. Thalamus, Epithalamus

Abstract

Chapter Summary

Thalamus

Epithalamus

Suggested Readings

26. Basal Ganglia

Abstract

Chapter Summary

Overview

Basic Circuits

Suggested Readings

27. Cerebellum

Abstract

Chapter Summary

Overview

Functional Neuroanatomy

Microscopic Anatomy

Representation of Body Parts

Afferent Pathways

Efferent Pathways (Fig. 27.10)

Suggested Readings

28. Cerebral Cortex

Abstract

Chapter Summary

Structure

Cortical Areas

Sensory Areas

Motor Areas

Suggested Readings

29. Electroencephalography

Abstract

Chapter Summary

Neurophysiologic Basis of the Electroencephalogram

Technique

Types of Patterns

Suggested References

30. Evoked Potentials

Abstract

Chapter Summary

Sensory Evoked Potentials

Motor Evoked Potentials

Suggested Readings

31. Visual Pathways

Abstract

Chapter Summary

Retina

Central Visual Pathways

Suggested Readings

32. Hemispheric Asymmetries

Abstract

Chapter Summary

Handedness

Suggested Readings

33. Olfactory and Limbic Systems

Abstract

Chapter Summary

The Olfactory System

Limbic System

Suggested Readings

34. Pituitary and Hypothalamus

Abstract

Chapter Summary

Gross Anatomy

Functions

Suggested Readings

35. Cerebrovascular Disease

Abstract

Chapter Summary

Stroke Demographics, Definitions, and Syndromes

Anterior Circulation of the Brain

Posterior Circulation of the Brain

Clinical Syndromes Resulting from Vascular Occlusion

Suggested Readings

Glossary

Index