Dissection Manual with Regions & Applied Anatomy: Head, Neck and Brain

Description

This three volume set is a complete guide to anatomy and dissection for undergraduate medical students.

Volume one (9789386150363) covers the upper extremity and thorax describing in depth each region and its clinical importance.

Volume two (9789386150370) discusses the lower extremity, abdomen, pelvis and perineum, including both male and female reproductive organs.

Volume three (9789386150387) explains the many regions of the head and neck, and brain, and how they relate and function.

Authored by a recognised clinician from Life University, Atlanta, each volume features clinical photographs to enhance learning, as well as interactive DVD ROMs demonstrating cadaver dissection procedures.

Key points

1. Complete guide to anatomy and dissection for undergraduates
   Three volumes cover upper extremity, thorax, lower extremity, abdomen, pelvis, perineum, head and neck, and brain
   Includes DVD ROMs demonstrating cadaver dissection procedures
   Recognised author from Life University, Atlanta

Table of Contents

1. SECTION 1 Head & Neck
   1. Chapter 1 Osteology of Head and Neck
   2. Chapter 2 Scalp
   3. Chapter 3 Face
   4. Chapter 4 Eyelids, Conjunctiva, Tarsal Plates, Orbital Septum, Palpebral Ligaments and Lacrimal Apparatus
   5. Chapter 5 Posterior Cervical Triangle
   6. Chapter 6 Suboccipital Region
   7. Chapter 7 Anterior Cervical Triangle
   8. Chapter 8 Parotid Region
   9. Chapter 9 Temporal and Infratemporal Fossa
   10. Chapter 10 Temporomandibular Joint
   11. Chapter 11 Submandibular Region
   12. Chapter 12 Cranial Cavity and Cranial Meninges
   13. Chapter 13 Anterior, Middle and Posterior Cranial Fossa
   14. Chapter 14 Orbit
   15. Chapter 15 Deep Structures of the Neck – Thyroid and Parathyroid Glands
   16. Chapter 16 Structures Deep to the Sternocleidomastoid
   17. Chapter 17 Structures in the Root of Neck
   18. Chapter 18 Prevertebral Region and Cervical Plexus
   19. Chapter 19 Pharynx and Palate
   20. Chapter 20 Tongue
   21. Chapter 21 Nasal Cavity and Paranasal Sinuses
   22. Chapter 22 Larynx
   23. Chapter 23 Eyeball
   24. Chapter 24 Ear
   25. Chapter 25 Joints of Neck
       SECTION 2 Brain
   26. Chapter 26 Introduction to he Brain
   27. Chapter 27 Blood Vessels ofthe Brain
   28. Chapter 28 Base of the Brain
   29. Chapter 29 Hindbrain – Medulla Oblongata
   30. Chapter 30 Hind Brain – Pons
   31. Chapter 31 Hind Brain – Cerebellum
   32. Chapter 32 Midbrain
   33. Chapter 33 Brain Stem
   34. Chapter 34 Fourth Ventricle
   35. Chapter 35 Cerebral Hemispheres
   36. Chapter 36 White Matter of the Cerebrum
   37. Chapter 37 Lateral Ventricle
   38. Chapter 38 Thalamus, Hypothalamus, Epithalamus and Metathalamus
   39. Chapter 39 Basal Ganglia (Nuclei)
   40. Chapter 40 Third Ventricle
   41. Chapter 41 Deep Structures of the Cerebrum
   42. Index

Key Features

• The three-volumes of “Dissection Manual with Regions and Applied Anatomy” are the practical guides prepared with full passion, dedication and hard work.
• The text is well-organized and designed with many illustrations useful for the medical, dental and other healthcare program students as well as the teachers to perform the Gross Anatomy dissections on the cadavers.
• Chapters of each volume are provided with the Learning Objectives, Introduction, Bony Landmarks and Applied Anatomy (Clinical).
• Volume I explains well about the cadaver dissections of the upper extremity and thorax in a simple format with different regions, the osteology, cutaneous nerves, muscles, nerves, blood vessels, joints, thoracic viscera and their relations with the clinical importance.
• Volume II explains well about the cadaver dissections of the lower extremity, abdomen, pelvis and perineum in a simple format with the osteology, cutaneous nerves, muscles, nerves, blood vessels, joints, abdominal and pelvic viscera, glands, male and female reproductive organs with their relations, the urogenital and anal triangles in male as well as female with the clinical importance.
• Volume III explains well about the cadaver dissections of the head, neck and brain in a simple format. It discusses the different regions, with the osteology, cutaneous nerves, muscles, nerves, blood vessels and joints, the neuroglia, different parts of the brain, their relations and functions with the clinical importance.
• It includes the dissection and model videos which are an additional learning aid for understanding the cadaver dissection procedures, various structures of the body, their relations and help the students in visual learning.
• Student friendly book and will be a very helpful and essential informative guide for the healthcare program students to review Gross Anatomy.