Surface Anatomy - Elsevier eBook on VitalSource, 4th Edition

by John S. P. Lumley, MS, FRCS, DMCC, FMAA(Hon), FGA

Elsevier eBook on VitalSource

ISBN: 9780702060953

Publication Date: 06-02-2008

Page Count: 144

Imprint: Churchill Livingstone

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New to This Edition
- All line drawings now presented in colour to add clarity and improve the visual interpretation.
- Includes 20 new illustrations of palpable and visible anatomy.
- Revised text now more closely tied in with the text and with increasing emphasis on clinical examination of the body.
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- Over 250 colour photographs with accompanying line drawings to indicate the position of major structures.
- The seven regionally organised chapters cover all areas of male and female anatomy.
- The text is closely aligned with the illustrations and highlights the relevance for the clinical examination of a patient.
- Includes appropriate radiological images to aid understanding.
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Contents

Introduction. Head. Neck. Thorax. Abdomen and pelvis. Back. Upper limb. Lower limb.
Authors

John S. P. Lumley, MS, FRCS, DMCC, FMAA(Hon), FGA, Emeritus Professor of Vascular Surgery, University of London; Civilian Consultant to the Royal Navy in Vascular Surgery; Honorary Consultant Surgeon, St. Bartholomew's Hospital, London, UK
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