A Colour Atlas of Human Anatomy

by R. T. Hutchings (Author), J. Pegington (Author), P. Abrahams (Author), R. M. H. McMinn (Author)

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  Paperback
  1993

  $3.25

  The 3rd edition of this highly acclaimed book retains all the key elements of its undoubted success in providing students with the complete picture of human anatomy. Features new to the 3rd edition include: new imaging material and selected arthroscopic and endoscopic views showing normal anatomic appearances; over 100 dissections are now accompanied by full colour line drawings; 80 new clinical images showing the relevant anatomy in MRI and CT scans as well as ultrasound and film radiology; and new full colour overlays showing muscle attachments and surface anatomy. An ELBS/LPBB edition is available.

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  Paperback
  1988

  $3.25

  This is a revised and redesigned second edition of McMinn's A Colour Atlas of Human Anatomy , first published in 1977. This edition retains many of the original features - all structures are life-size, and the work contains not only dissections but bones, surface anatomy and radiographic material from the skull to the feet, including the brain. New features include 125 new photographs, 80 new dissections to replace some of the older museum examples, a new labelling system, more up-to-date imaging techniques with greater use of CT scans, ultrasound, monochrome X-rays and MRI and updated notes and references. Short commentaries on individual specimens are now also included. The introduction has been extended to include full colour photographs of the complete skeleton, veins and muscle structures. The appendix at the back of the book contains reference lists of vessels, nerves, muscles and skull formina, with illustrations of the whole skeleton and of the principal vessels and nerves. The book is aimed at students of anatomy world-wide, pre-clinical, medical and dental students, post-graduate surgical students, nurses and paramedics, students of physical education, lawyers, embalmers and human biology teachers. There is also an accompanying slide set. Published simultaneously with A Colour Atlas of Human Dissection by Colin Chumbley and Ralph Hutchings, the two works are cross-referenced throughout.