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A Brief Overview of Netter’s Surgical Anatomy Review PRN PDF
Firstly, this book is a lightweight and portable way of regenerating the need to know how to train surgeons in school, which is the simplest and most convenient way.
Detailed work by leading medical illustrator Frank H. Netter, MD, enables the visualization of anatomy underlying the procedures and health conditions you see when residing for surgery or clerical services. This short, rapid review of human anatomy is suitable for immediate use.
Table of Contents
Section I: Neck & Head
Chapter 1: Fractures of the Head and Face
Chapter 2: Disorder of thyroid
Section II: Back and Cord of the Spin
Chapter 3: Fractures of the spine;
Section III: Thorax
Chapter 4: Breast defects
Chapter 5: Illness of the heart
Chapter 6: Pulmonary diseases
Chapter 7: Esophageal Disease
Chapter 8: Fractures of Ribs and Thorax
Section IV: AbdomenÂ
Chapter 9: Illness Appendix
Chapter 10: bile dysfunction
Chapter 11: Colonic disorders
Chapter 12: Gastric Disorders
Chapter 13: Hernias
Chapter 14: Kidney Dysfunction
Chapter 15: Diseases of the liver
Chapter 16: Pancreatic Diseases
Chapter 17: Disorder of the small Intestine
Section V: Perineum and Pelvis
Chapter 18: Anorectal Disorder
Chapter 19: Fractures of the Pelvis
Chapter 20: Issues related to prostate
Chapter 21: Adnexal Disorders and Uterus problems
Section VI: Higher limb
Chapter 22: Fractures of the Pectoral Girdle
Chapter 23: Fractures of Humerus
Chapter 24:Â Fractures within the Forearm
Chapter 25:Â Fractures involved in the Hand and Wrist
Section VII: Lower Limp Â
Chapter 26: Fracture of the Thigh and Hip
Chapter 27 Fractures of the leg and knee
Chapter 28: Fractures of the foot and ankle
Lastly, Dr Robert Trelease educates the School of Artificial intelligence, systems modeling, and computer visualization anatomy, embryology, and neuroscience.
Since 1995, he has been working at Dean’s Office on computer-based teaching on the whole medical curriculum on the World Wide Web as well as smartphones and other mobile devices. He is also Associate Director of the Dean’s Office, UCLA’s Department of Technology and Design. He is also part of the David Geffen School of Medicine.
