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Anatomy was written and taught by surgeons and physicians in the golden era of rise of medicine. Anatomy was brought to a respectable stage by great surgeons and physicians. Every structure in the body has hidden surgical and clinical thrill of practical importance. It is only on the foundation of anatomy the clinical sciences progressed to the stage of organ transplant. Emergence of the non-invasive techniques of investigation has acted as a boon for anatomy in its further research and clinical application. This book is handy, useful, purposive, and relevant to the requirements of students and teachers of anatomy and also of significant consequence to the teachers of surgery and its allied specialities. Some of the topics covered are pterygopalatine fossa, cervical vertebrae, mandible, maxilla, cervical plexus, sternomastoid muscle, scalenus anterior muscle, lacrimal apparatus, thoracic duct, hypoglossal nerve, phrenic nerve, pterygopalatine ganglion, medulla, cerebellum, and so on.
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