Part of the successful, Master Medicine series (formerly Churchill's Mastery of Medicine), this core text is concise, highly readable and well illustrated. Approached from the point of view of what medical students need to know in order to understand the clinical work they will eventually be doing. It is ideal for self-directed learning and includes a variety of self assessment exercises, with full answers, to reinforce the messages and to help students prepare for exams.
Short and succinct - can be read and revised from quicklyClinical emphasis throughout - so it's clear why something needs to be understood - and it therefore 'sticks' betterFirst (shorter ) section reviews the systems - eminently suitable for new medical coursesThe main part of the book takes a regional approach - the best way to understand anatomy - the classical approachSelf-assessment throughout - to help prepare for exams and to test knowledgeOver 200 clear black and white line drawings - simple enough for the student to reproduce themselves when studyingSome clinical photographs/scans - to make links to the eventual clinical situationWritten by an accomplished author in an appealing style - easy to read and rememberPart of a successful series - amongst the 'first wave' of new MM books (formerly Churchill's Master Medicine series) - so the book won't get lost and will get reinforcement from other books in series
Monkhouse's CLINICAL ANATOMY is a short, highly readable, and well-illustrated book on anatomy, approached from the perspective of relating what medical students need to know about anatomy to the clinical work they will eventually be doing. The text includes a variety of self-assessment exercises to reinforce messages, test understanding, and help students prepare for exams.