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An easy-to-read book written by students for students, edited by senior clinicians and anatomy academics, with contributions from leading anatomists and clinicians. Anatomical facts are correlated with clinical settings, especially medical emergencies, and important points are highlighted with clear learning points.
List of contents
Section One: Neuroanatomy
Section Two: Anatomy of the Head and Neck
Section Three: Anatomy of the Upper Limb
Section Four: Anatomy of the Thorax
Section Five: Anatomy of the Abdomen
Section Six: Anatomy of the Pelvis and Perineum
Section Seven: Anatomy of the Lower Limb
About the author
Qassim F. Baker, MBChB FRCS (Eng.), has been an international and UK examiner for the Royal College of Surgeons of England since 2015, and before that was an examiner and tutor for the Iraqi Medical Specialisation Board (1996–2004). He was previously Professor of Surgery at two universities in Malaysia (2013–2016); Assistant Professor at the Department of Surgery, Medical College, University of Baghdad; and Head of the Department of Surgery at two teaching hospitals in Iraq between 1990–2004.
Philip J. Adds, BSc MSC FAS FIBMS SFHEA, retired in 2021 as Reader in Anatomical Sciences and Head of Anatomy at St. George’s, University of London. He has had over 20 years of experience teaching anatomy to medical and other students of healthcare sciences, and has published widely, with over 50 peer-reviewed papers, specialising in musculoskeletal anatomy and the detailed anatomy of the orbit. He is a Fellow of the Anatomical Society, Fellow of the Institute of Biomedical Science, and Senior Fellow of the Higher Education Academy.
Summary
An easy-to-read book written by students for students, edited by senior clinicians and anatomy academics, with contributions from leading anatomists and clinicians. Anatomical facts are correlated with clinical settings, especially medical emergencies, and important points are highlighted with clear learning points.
