Human Anatomy Ii- Abdomen And Lower Limb

ISBN: 9788123915692

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This book has been written according to the syllabus recommended by the Medical Council of India. The Abdomen and Lower limb has to be studied in all its details it has been dealt with thoroughly.

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Gross anatomy of abdomen chest and nerves has been covered with a view for the greater understanding of the anatomy of abdomen and lower limbs and its importance in clinical application. Gross anatomy of abdomen and lower limb has been dealt with in a manner which will facilitate physical examination of a medical or surgical case when the students are taught medicine and surgery and should have a knowledge of the viscera in the chest or abdomen. Anatomy of the extremities described gives an idea of the construction of the limbs.This book will be useful to medical students as some of the best means of recalling mans structure are simple diagrams which have been profusely inserted in this book.

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Publisher	CBS Publishers & Distributors
Binding	Paperback
Size	20.3 x 25.4 x 4.7
Year	2008
Edition	1st Edition
Pages	247
Author	A Halim
Subject	Anatomy
About the Author	A. Halim is a former Head of the Department of Anatomy, King George Medical College, Lucknow. He did graduation and postgraduation from this prestigious institute. He was awarded The Best student of Anatomy award during his preclinical years and later on had to hi credit a brilliant academic record. He taught anatomy with equal distinction for thirty-eight years to undergraduate and postgraduate students. Prof. Halim attended WHO sponsored National Course on Educational Science at JIPMER, Pondicherry and then was awarded a Fellowship by WHO to attend a course on Medical Education at the Centre for Medical Education, the University of Dundee, Scotland, U.K. While in U.K., he visited the medical schools at Dundee, Edinburough, St. Andrew, London, Nottingham and Southampton to apprise himself of the new trends in the teaching of Anatomy. Prof. Halim is a Fellow of the British Association of Clinical Anatomists and also a Fellow of the International Medical Sciences Academy.