Lower Limb: Columbia University Clinical Gross Anatomy Dissection Manual - Paulette Bernd, Ph.D.

Lower Limb: Columbia University Clinical Gross Anatomy Dissection Manual

By Paulette Bernd, Ph.D.

  • Release Date: 2014-09-05
  • Genre: Medical
5 Score: 5 (From 11 Ratings)

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Book Synopsis

This book takes you through a dissection of the human lower limb with REAL photos that show you all the steps involved and details of the anatomy of the lower limb as you have never seen it before.  For students performing the dissections, the instructions are concise & easy-to-follow with helpful tips.  For students who do not have the opportunity to dissect, this book provides you with insight you cannot get from a textbook.
Co-Authors of the original 2011 print version: Dustin Tetzl, Justin Neira, José Ramirez, Lily Grossmann

Who should buy this Multi-Touch Textbook?
Medical students
Dental students
Nursing students
Physician assistant students
Physical therapy students
Occupational therapy students
Massage therapy students
Students reviewing for Board Exams
Residents who want to review their Anatomy
Anyone interested in Anatomy

Features: 
High-resolution zoom-able images
Quizzes
Complete glossary with images
Flashcards
Ability to create notes, highlight & underline
Direct links to the Web or Wikipedia
Built-in Dictionary

Table of Contents:
Copyright
Dedication
Foreword
How to Use this Book
Chapter 1: Anterior Compartment of the Thigh
• - Review – List of Structures & Quiz
Chapter 2: Medial Compartment of the Thigh
• - Review – List of Structures & Quiz
Chapter 3: Gluteal Region
• - Review – List of Structures & Quiz
Chapter 4: Posterior Compartment of the Thigh
• - Review – List of Structures & Quiz
Chapter 5: Popliteal Fossa
• - Review – List of Structures & Quiz
Chapter 6: Posterior Compartment of the Leg
• - Review – List of Structures & Quiz
Chapter 7: Knee Joint
• - Review – List of Structures & Quiz
Chapter 8: Lateral Compartment of the Leg
• - Review – List of Structures & Quiz
Chapter 9: Anterior Compartment of the Leg
• - Review – List of Structures & Quiz
Glossary

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Latest Impressions

  • M1Medical

    5
    By M1Medical
    I’ve used this and the rest of Dr. Bernd’s Dissection Manuals, and each one is truly fantastic. Anatomy is a notorious course, but the books honestly made a huge difference. From the crystal-clear explanations and pictures to the useful quizzes, you won’t be disappointed either.

  • A Great Tool!

    5
    By swannnn88
    This manual, along with the others in the series helped me a lot with learning anatomy. It is very interactive with clearly labeled diagrams of the structure. There are also bolded words that can be clicked on to give you more detailed information. I learned a lot from the interactive quizzes at the end of the chapter as well as with the study card functionality. A must have tool to make anatomy easier!!

  • Highly recommended!

    5
    By beccakt03
    I used this manual, as well as all of the others in this set, for my gross anatomy course this semester. I can't recommend it highly enough! The instructions were clear, the images were orienting, and the glossary and quizzes at the end of each section were informative. I feel so lucky to have had this resource at my disposal!

  • Great guide for lower limb anatomy

    5
    By iOSuser42
    Clear instructions and great pictures of cadavers. The glossary is very detailed and incredibly helpful. A must have for any medical or dental students learning anatomy.

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