Anatomy: Regional and Applied Anatomy — Textbook & Study Material

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What you will study (chapters)

Chapter 1: Surface landmarks and anatomical terminology
Chapter 2: Skull, facial bones and foramina
Chapter 3: Thoracic skeleton and thoracic wall
Chapter 4: Pleura, mediastinum and major thoracic structures
Chapter 5: Abdominal wall and peritoneum
Chapter 6: Digestive tract and accessory organs
Chapter 7: Vertebral column, back muscles and spinal nerves
Chapter 8: Spinal cord architecture and nerve pathways
Chapter 9: Shoulder girdle and axilla
Chapter 10: Arm, forearm and hand compartments
Chapter 11: Hip and thigh region
Chapter 12: Leg, ankle and foot
Chapter 13: Brain, cranial nerves and sensory pathways
Chapter 14: Clinical correlations in regional anatomy

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