Atlas of Human Anatomy Tom I do III

Atlas of Human Anatomy Tom I do III - R. D.Sinelnikov

Tom I - The Science of Bones, Joints, Ligaments and Muscles, 1988 r., 463 s. 

The first volume of the atlas is dedicated to the teachings of the bones and joints, as well as the doctrine of the muscles. Description bony canals, fissures, holes associated with the indication of them occurring in the nerves and blood vessels. In the sections setting forth the doctrine of the muscles, suggest a link for each of the skeletal muscle and its nerves and blood vessels. The publication can be used to consolidate the knowledge acquired in the lectures, as well as independent work in preparovochnom hall. Designed as a textbook for students of medical and dental institutions.

Tom II - The Science of the Viscera and Vessels, 1989 r., 439 s.

Volume 2 includes two parts: the teaching of the internals and the doctrine of the vascular system. The material of these sections is based on original research and data of domestic and foreign authors. The text is illustrated with a large number of drawings and photographs of the anatomical specimens. "Atlas of Human Anatomy" is intended for medical students, but it can serve as a guide for doctors.

Tom III - The Science of the Nervous System, Sense Organs, and Endocrine Glands, 1990 r., 399 s.

The third volume of the atlas is dedicated to the teachings of the nervous syste , the doctrine of the senses, and the endocrine glands. Are data on the morphology of the central and peripheral nervous system related to its somatic and autonomous departments. In the description of the spinal and cranial nerves, drawing attention to the peculiarities of their topography and branches inside and outside bodies. A detailed description of the sense organs and glands without ducts (endocrine glands).