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NV05 · 28-03-2007, 01:48 PM

In my opinion, Martini has the bulk of what we need in terms of physiology, but lacks heavily on anatomy. I find it has a good order though and you know where you're going. I'm using it for anatomy at the moment, but that's because I still can't decide which anatomy book to go for, in terms of physiology, there could be a bit more detail, and I'll usually go for Guyton's physiology book to see if there's any extra detail.

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NV05 Senior Member Join Date: Mar 2005 Location: I live in a nest in the mossy fibres of your hippocampus Posts: 1,285	In my opinion, Martini has the bulk of what we need in terms of physiology, but lacks heavily on anatomy. I find it has a good order though and you know where you're going. I'm using it for anatomy at the moment, but that's because I still can't decide which anatomy book to go for, in terms of physiology, there could be a bit more detail, and I'll usually go for Guyton's physiology book to see if there's any extra detail. __________________ Коля 2006/08 - Phase 1 MB ChB Manchester Medical School 2008/09 - iBSc Orthopaedic Science, Division of Surgery and Interventional Medicine, UCLMS (formerly RFUCMS), RNOH Currently: Biomechanics and Biomaterials (last module before finals! :\| ) My views do not represent UCLMS or the University of Manchester.