Thread: Anatomy textbooks
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20-06-2009 01:41 PM #41Senior Member
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i like martini.
"...reminds me of childhood memories,
when Everything was as bright as the bluest skies.."
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6dqVDQ-lF4Q
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25-11-2009 12:43 PM #42Junior Member
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I'll go for Guyton for physiology. Great book really.
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08-03-2010 03:16 AM #43
I'm look for a good anatomy altas.. I used to have one that was bought in the states, can't remember the name, but it had amazing photographs.. with a black cover.. anyone know it?? Failing that could all out there please reccommend an alternative??
thanks
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09-03-2010 12:36 AM #44Junior Member
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Sounds like 'McMinn's Clinical Atlas of Human Anatomy'?
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10-03-2010 12:38 AM #45
Hey wombledoctor,
Maybe... I thought it was some Japanese guy.. all I can really remember is that there is a pic of a baby with it's abdomen dissected.. ring any bells??
Thanks
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16-03-2010 06:09 AM #46
Just because no-one has mentioned it I have to give master medicine - clinical anatomy by S. Monkhouse a shout (think he use to lecture at Notts). He has an engaging, witty writing style. Once you have a feel for general anatomy its great for focus. I think someone mentioned about the blue boxes in Moore and Dally - i agree totally - main reason I got it was for those bloody things.
cheers,
mbjLeicester GEP Phase 2 - Acute Care


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