Anatomy lends itself perfectly to the At A Glance style and this book is set to become a must-have purchase for students. Anatomy at a Glance is both a text & atlas covering the essential anatomy covered in the undergraduate course. The content is structured according to body regions and the authors focus on the core details required in today's medical teaching. At A Glance format with clear diagrams & accompanying text Excellent review tool Superb layout, highly structured Pairing of a surgeon & an anatomist Aimed at new curriculum, where anatomy teaching has been reduced Clinical emphasis throughout

Table of Contents:
Thorax: Thoracic wall I; Thoracic wall II; Mediastinum I; Mediastinum II; Respiratory tract I; Respiratory tract II; The heart I; The heart II; The nerves of the thorax; Surface anatomy of the thorax. Abdomen and pelvis: The abdominal wall; The arteries of the abdomen; The veins and lymphatics of the abdomen; The peritoneum; The upper gastro-intestinal tract I; The upper gastro-intestinal tract II; The lower gastro-intestinal tract; The liver, gall bladder and biliary tree; The pancreas and spleen; The posterior abdominal wall; The nerves of the abdomen; Surface anatomy of the abdomen; The pelvis I; The pelvis II; The perineum; The pelvic viscera; Muscle index. Upper limb: Upper limb osteology; Arteries of the upper limb; The venous & lymphatic drainage of the upper limb; Nerves of the upper limb I; Nerves of the upper limb II; The pectoral and scapular regions; The axilla; The shoulder (glenohumeral) joint; The arm; The elbow joint and cubital fossa; The forearm; The carpal tunnel; The hand; Surface anatomy of the upper limb; Muscle index. Lower limb: Lower limb osteology; Arteries of the lower limb; The veins and lymphatics of the lower limb; The nerves of the lower limb I; The nerves of the lower limb II; Hip joint and gluteal region; The thigh; The knee joint and popliteal fossa; The leg; The ankle and foot I; The ankle and foot II; Surface anatomy of the lower limb; Muscle index. The autonomic nervous system: The autonomic nervous system. Head and neck: The skull I; The skull II; Spinal and cranial nerves 1 - 4; Trigeminal nerve; Cranial nerves 6 - 12; Arteries I; Arteries II and veins; Posterior triangle; Pharynx and larynx; The root of the neck; Oesophagus and trachea; Thyroid gland; The upper part of the neck & the submandibular region; Mouth, palate and nose; Face and scalp; The cranial cavity; The orbit and eyeball; The ear, lymphatic drainage and surface anatomy. Muscle index. The spine and spinal cord: The spine; The spinal cord.