Books on Human Anatomy

[Guest Loka]

Hi All,

 

I would like to share some really good books on Human Anatomy in this thread:

 

Color Atlas of Human Anatomy, Vol I-Locomotor System by Platzer

 

Pocket Atlas of Human Anatomy by Dauber

 

Hope you find them to be useful.

 

Cheers

Loka

[Ahsan Iqbal]

What about Netter's atlas of human anatomy.

[Mr. Moonlight]

Netters is Awesome. The online software is also pretty cool although lacks slightly in detail.

[Blue Bee]

Hello

I would suggest you to study Students' Grays Anatomy

there is no parallel to it, its for undergraduate level

I have been with Anatomy for 2 yrs at medical school, i would like

all to study this book

 

 

 

[Guest Loka]

What about Netter's atlas of human anatomy.

 

Does Netter's atlas has color codes?

[ranazad]

there is a great course to study anatomy and physiology, this is the link, it helps me hope you'll like it, plz share your thoughts

 

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regards

Rana

[sammour]

Gray's anatomy for medical students is the best in my opinion.

Netter's has some cool images as well.

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[Joshua201]

For atlases, try Netters and Grant's.

Then for the main texts, Gray's anatomy and Clinically oriented anatomy is the best way to go.

Other online resources are particularly helpful as well.