Gray’s Anatomy for Students 3rd Edition PDF Free Download

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Gray’s Anatomy for Students Flash Cards have proven to be a valuable learning aid for students hoping to enhance their understanding of human anatomy, and the 3rd edition continues this tradition. The question-and-answer format stimulates learning, and pertinent clinical information on most cards provides relevance. Each collection contains: • Introductory overview cards with information about the skeletal, muscular, and cardiovascular systems in general, and surface features of the body • Regionally organized cards demonstrating basic anatomy • Surface anatomy cards showing important anatomical landmarks related to surface structures and clinical points • Nervous system cards containing information about specific parts of the nervous system • **New to this edition**—Imaging cards with common CT and MRI views of the body In addition, a number of illustrations throughout the regional cards have been revised to correlate with changes made in the 3rd edition of Gray’s Anatomy for Students. It is our hope that the 3rd edition of the Gray’s Anatomy for Students Flash Cards will make your learning more efficient and productive.

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Paperback: 1192 pages
3 edition (February 21, 2014)
Language: English

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Clinical Atlas of Human Anatomy 8th Edition PDF Free Download

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This new 8th edition based on the original McMinn Colour Atlas (1977) has now been updated and integrated with modern imaging anatomy, clinical case studies and 3D videos of most anatomical structures. Over the last 40 years (8 edi-tions) the original book has moved with the times and ben-efited from the anatomical expertise of many international stars including Ralph Hutchings, Bari Logan and Professors John Pegington (UK), Sandy Marks (USA) and Hanno Boon (RSA) – all who made their own separate unique contribu-tions (see the sixth and seventh edition dedications and prefaces in the Student Consult eBook (www.studentcon-sult.com)).
For over 25 years Peter Abrahams has been the driving force keeping the first ever full-colour photographic dissection atlas so relevant today; with updates on clinical practice and modern techniques, as well as the addition of numerous radiological modalities. This edition brings new coloured dissections, most of which were performed at the 3rd Hanno Boon Masterclass, held in 2016 at SGU, Grenada (see photo in the Acknowledgements). Marios Loukas from Grenada, WI and Albert van Schoor from Pretoria, RSA – two younger generation academic anatomists – have now been working with Jonathan Spratt, our consultant radiologist, to keep this atlas on the international cutting edge of anatomy as integrated into clinical medicine.
This is best illustrated by the clinical topics displayed as bullets at the bottom of each page as a guide to over 2000 clinical photographs and case vignettes plus 250+3D videos, all of which are in the Student Consult eBook (www.student-consult.com). This unique feature for any anatomical dissec-tion atlas is the combined cases from Abrahams and Spratt plus 120 clinical colleagues from across the globe – see the acknowledgements in the present edition and from the sixth and seventh edition in the Student Consult eBook (www. studentconsult.com). We are truly grateful to all our donors, patients and their doctors for this unique anatomical trea-sure trove from six continents spanning over 70 years. Another bonus in this 8thedition is a completely new 25-page neuroanatomy and cranial nerve section, with many new dissections and brain cross-sections matched with MR scans to show the cranial nerves in situ. Lastly, but not least, we have improved chapter 7 on Lymphatic – difficult to see in the dissection room but essential to the clinical understand-ing of disease, especially cancer spread. We have expanded and coloured much of the lymphatic section to illustrate this most important system clinically but which is rarely actually dissected in atlases and texts.

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Paperback: 393 pages
8th ed. edition (March 6, 2019)
Language: English

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Back Pain – A Movement Problem PDF Free Download

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In common parlance the spinal column is often referred to as the ‘backbone’. ‘Back pain’ has generally come to mean that of the low back but can infer pain occurring anywhere between the shoulders and the bottom. This book about back pain and movement considers that the whole spine functions as an integrated system. Extending from the head to the tail bone, changed function in one region of the spinal column will be reflected in adaptations in other regions as their functioning is interdependent. Local spinal pain and related syndromes may not necessarily be the result of changed local function but result from a more widespread dysfunction. Back pain science is becoming an enormous body of work, in particular that pertaining to the low back. More recently, cervical spine disorders are also attracting much more research interest. Increasingly, because of the exciting advances being made in motor control and pain research, there is a diagnosis and management shift from considering that certain pathological anatomical structures are responsible for ‘back pain’ to a more dynamic systems approach which sees that it is a variable pathophysiology in the interdependent functioning of the neuro musculoskeletal systems which is implicated in most spinal pain disorders. That changes in the underlying ‘functional mechanisms’ such as the control of movement drive the pain disorder which will in turn, influence the bio-psycho-social health of the individual. This book chooses to focus more upon the aspect of back pain and movement. It attempts to explore and enhance the understanding of healthy movement control of the spine in Chapters 3, 4, 5 & 6; and in the subsequent chapters, the related changes in movement function that are evident in those with spinal pain disorders. Philosophically, an enhanced understanding enables the clinician and movement therapist to better identify the abnormal features and posturomovement

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Year:2010

Edition:1

Language:english

Pages:388

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The Human Body, How It Works – The Nervous System PDF Free Download

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The human body is an incredibly complex and amazing structure. At best, it is a source of strength, beauty, and wonder. We can compare the healthy body to a welldesigned machine whose parts work smoothly together. We can also compare it to a symphony orchestra in which each instrument has a different part to play. When all of the musicians play together, they produce beautiful music. From a purely physical standpoint, our bodies are made mainly of water. We are also made of many minerals, including calcium, phosphorous, potassium, sulfur, sodium, chlorine, magnesium, and iron. In order of size, the elements of the body are organized into cells, tissues, and organs. Related organs are combined into systems, including the musculoskeletal, cardiovascular, nervous, respiratory, gastrointestinal, endocrine, and reproductive systems. Our cells and tissues are constantly wearing out and being replaced without our even knowing it. In fact, much of the time, we take the body for granted. When it is working properly, we tend to ignore it. Although the heart beats about 100,000 times per day and we breathe more than 10 million times per year, we do not normally think about these things. When something goes wrong, however, our bodies tell us through pain and other symptoms. In fact, pain is a very effective alarm system that lets us know the body needs attention. If the pain does not go away, we may need to see a doctor. Even without medical help, the body has an amazing ability to heal itself. If we cut ourselves, the blood-clotting system works to seal the cut right away, and the immune defense system sends out special blood cells that are programmed to heal the area.

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Year:2009

Language:english

Pages:222 / 223

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THIEME Atlas of Anatomy Neck and Internal Organs 1st Edition PDF Free Download

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Our enthusiasm for the THIEME Atlas of Anatomy began when each of us, independently, saw preliminary material from this Atlas. Both of us continue to be captivated by the new approach, the conceptual organization, and by the stunning quality and detail of the images of the Atlas. We were delighted by the ongoing opportunity provided by the editors at Thieme to cooperate with them in making this outstanding resource available to our students and colleagues in North America. As consulting editors we were asked to review, for accuracy, the English edition of the THIEME Atlas of Anatomy. Our work involved a conversion of nomenclature to terms in common usage and some organizational changes to reflect pedagogical approaches in anatomy programs in North America. This task was eased greatly by the clear organization of the original text. In all of this, we have tried diligently to remain faithful to the intentions and insights of the original authors. We extend our special thanks to Brian R. MacPherson, Ph. D. for his timely assistance in the role of a Consulting Editor during the emergency illness of one editor (LMR). We would like to thank the team at Thieme Medical Publishers who worked with us: Kelly Wright, Developmental Editor, and Cathrin E. Schulz M.D., Executive Editor, for checking and correcting our work and for their constant availability and encouragement. We would also like to extend our heartfelt thanks to Stefanie Langner, Production Manager, for preparing this volume with care and speed. Lawrence M. Ross, Edward D. Lamperti As it started planning this Atlas, the publisher sought out the opinions and needs of students and lecturers in both the United States and Europe. The goal was to find out what the “ideal” atlas of anatomy should be—ideal for students wanting to learn from the atlas, master the extensive amounts of information while on a busy class schedule, and, in the process, acquire sound, up-to-date knowledge. The result of this work is this Atlas.

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Paperback: 372 pages
1 edition (March 1, 2010)
Language: English

Color Atlas of Lower Limb Anatomy 5th Edition PDF Free Download

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This fifth edition of McMinn’s Colour Atlas of Foot and Ankle Anatomy, heralds 35 years of publication and brings some significant changes and most immediate to note is the new title, McMinn’s Color Atlas of Lower Limb Anatomy, which we feel reflects more truly the overall direction and content of the book. Originally intended as an illustrated reference book for chiropodists and podiatrists in training, over the ensuing years it has become equally popular with radiologists, physiotherapists, sports injury consultants, vascular and orthopaedic surgeons. The book has therefore become an accepted standard text on the subject and continues to fill an important niche on medical library bookshelves worldwide, producing eight language editions: English, Chinese, Japanese, French, German, Dutch, Russian and Spanish. For this fifth edition, a third co-author David Bowden joins the team and adds his specialist clinical knowledge and expertise in the field of radiology by adding a new 30 page chapter dedicated to Imaging of the Lower Limb, using state-of-the-art technology. Thus providing the opportunity to visualise key anatomical structures as they appear in the living subject in comparison to the illustrations of bones and detailed anatomical preparations provided elsewhere in the book. Bari Logan adds a scattering of nine new pages of annotated illustrations of anatomical preparations, with accompanying notes. We hope that these new additions and overall review of the text will be appreciated and that the book will continue in its popularity as an important contribution to medical education at both pre-clinical and postgraduate level.

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Print Length: 183 pages
5 edition (June 23, 2017)
Language: English

Mannan’s Regional Dissection and Surface Anatomy 14th Edition PDF Free Download

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The study of human surface anatomy has brought out a significant changes in medical curricula owing to varied pathological conditions and situations, and it needs to be studied by medical students in an integrated, applied, relevant, and contextual framework. Mannan’s Regional Dissection and Surface Anatomy provides an in-depth understanding of the human body. It describes various internal structures of human body that course beneath the skin, i.e. nerves, arteries, veins, etc. The central goal of this book is to allow greater efficiency in the use of students’ time in the laboratory, as well as in examination preparation and review. The method of dissection described in this book represents a regional approach. Although the anatomy is presented extensively, it focuses mainly on the head, neck and face, abdomen, thorax, extremities, bones, nerves and vessels of the human body. The book is divided into two sections: Regional Dissection and Surface Anatomy of human body that further divided into 16 chapters. A sequence of dissection steps defines which structures are to be identified and distinctly directs students how and where to cut and reflect given structures. Color version of important images are provided separately in 23 Color Plates for better understanding of the regional structures. Appendices and Glossary further enhance readers’ learning of the subject. A few errors might have crept in during process of publication of the book. Your suggestions and comments are welcomed for improvement in the next edition.