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  1. 10-11-2007, 02:51 AM #11
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    [QUOTE=yeliab_cram;504383]Moore's clinically orientated anatomy is the clearest and most efficient anatomy book for medics. not only is it short sweet and to the point, but the diagrams are clear and simple.

    I totally agree with Marc about the anatomy textbook. I also think Mcminns Anatomy Atlas complements Moore and Daly.

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  2. 10-11-2007, 03:08 AM #12
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    they are both quite similar books. if i was going to buy one of the big anatomy texts, id go for Moore's though. Pretty much anything is better than tratora tho.
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  3. 10-11-2007, 03:39 AM #13
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    Hey thanks! I just ordered Moore's to supplement my Martini A&P. You guys are a great help.
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  4. 28-11-2007, 02:05 PM #14
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    Harold Ellis Anatomy. This is probably the best for clinical anatomy.
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  5. 28-11-2007, 05:09 PM #15
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    I just go with martini personally, amd a bit of moore and dalley every now and again. currently on the lookout for a physiology book i like...
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  6. 29-11-2007, 04:34 PM #16
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    Quote Originally Posted by FruitcakeLiz View Post
    currently on the lookout for a physiology book i like...
    GUYTON!!!! Clearly better than anything else.
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  7. 17-12-2007, 05:30 PM #17
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    Anatomy: Grays for Med Students has excellent diagrams, very clear (if a but oversimplified) descriptions and has been a delight to use when I was unsure of topic. Moore and Dalley is what I use to get detailed knowledge - especially for muscles. If you were only buying one, I would buy M&D, because it really is an excellent book, if a bit difficult to understand first time around.

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    Have to say am a big fan of the student Gray's although mine is now a bit battered! Also there are 1 or 2 typos (left and right get muddled up occasionally) but great pictures. Also impossibly hard questions on the website to test yourself with!

    Whoever said no such thing as a good physiology book is dead right! Have Guyton and love it (quite mathematical which appeals) but not exactly quick reference! Does seem better than most of the rest though!
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  9. 19-12-2007, 12:42 AM #19
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    In Canada and USA, we use Netter's anatomy, amazing guide, haven't used the others mentioned.

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    Greys Anatomy Textbook for Sale

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