Sobotta Clinical Atlas of Human Anatomy (Single volume, English nomenclature)

The Sobotta Clinical Atlas of Human Anatomy is tailored specifically to the needs of medical and health professional students.

It utilizes a regional approach for learning human anatomy that integrates core concepts of anatomical structure and function with modern methods of diagnostic imaging, cross-sectional anatomy, illustrations of real world functions, clinically relevant surface anatomy and key examples of how anatomical knowledge informs clinical practice.

The 'Clinical Remarks' and 'Structure/Function' sections provide important and easily identifiable practical examples, which reinforce clinical application of anatomical knowledge. Moreover, all anatomical images are accompanied by descriptive text and summary tables which serve to highlight the key concepts associated with each specific image.

Key features of the atlas include:

    More than 1850 anatomical, radiological, cross-sectional and functional images with clinically relevant labels give you a solid grounding in human anatomy

    Descriptive text provides you with additional information for all images

    Summary tables allow you to organize valuable key concepts

    The regional approach to anatomy enables you to place functional, clinical and cross-sectional images in context

    'Clinical Remarks' and 'Structure/Function' vignettes give you a head-start in learning anatomy in a clinically relevant manner

    Surface anatomy illustrations equip you with valuable knowledge for your first physical examinations

    The perfect study tool for courses in medicine - as well as a range of other courses, including dentistry, pharmacy, nursing, kinesiology or the movement sciences and physician assistants

    A unique PIN code provides you with bonus access to a complete digital copy of your atlas

Table of Contents:

1. General Anatomy

2. Back and Spine

3. Upper Extremity

4. Lower Extremity

5. Thorax

6. Abdomen

7. Pelvis

8. Head

9. Eye

10. Ear

11. Neck

12. Neuroanatomy