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  • Formāts: Paperback / softback, 277 pages, height x width: 190x127 mm, weight: 2087 g
  • Izdošanas datums: 19-Nov-2014
  • Izdevniecība: Thieme Publishing Group
  • ISBN-10: 3135334066
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Focusing on internal organs in this volume, this atlas of human anatomy contains illustrations and descriptions of organs in each body system, as well as pregnancy and human development (expanded in this edition to include the development of organ systems). This edition also has new colorplates on embryology and histology, more information on clinical correlates, and corresponding magnetic resonance imaging and CT (computed tomography) images. Annotation ©2015 Ringgold, Inc., Portland, OR (protoview.com)

The sixth edition of this classic work makes mastering a vast amount of information on internal organs much less daunting. It offers a vivid review of the human body and its structure, and it is an ideal study companion as well as an excellent basic reference text.

These are some of the many user-friendly features of this book:

  • New color plates on embryology and histology
  • More than 200 outstanding full-color illustrations and 130 clinical correlations
  • Side-by-side images with explanatory text
  • An overview of anatomical terms in each section

Emphasizing clinical anatomy, this text integrates current information from a wide range of medical disciplines into discussions of the internal organs, including:

  • Cross-sectional anatomy as a basis for working with modern imaging modalities
  • Detailed explanations of organ topography and function
  • Physiological and biochemical information included where appropriate
  • An entire chapter devoted to pregnancy and human development

Volume 2: Internal Organs and its companions Volume 1: Locomotor System andVolume 3: Nervous System and Sensory Organs comprise a must-have resource for students of medicine, dentistry, and all allied health fields.

    Viscera at a Glance 2(3)
    Arrangement by Function
    		2(1)
    Arrangement by Region
    		2(3)
    Cardiovascular System (H. Fritsch)
    		5(88)
    Overview
    		6(4)
    Circulatory System and Lymphatic Vessels
    		6(2)
    Fetal Circulation (A)
    		8(1)
    Circulatory Adjustments at Birth (B)
    		8(2)
    Heart
    		10(34)
    External Features
    		10(4)
    Chambers of the Heart
    		14(4)
    Cardiac Skeleton
    		18(1)
    Layers of the Heart Wall
    		18(2)
    Layers of the Heart Wall, Histology, and Ultrastructure
    		20(2)
    Heart Valves
    		22(2)
    Vasculature of the Heart
    		24(2)
    Conducting System of the Heart
    		26(2)
    Innervation
    		28(2)
    Pericardium
    		30(2)
    Position of the Heart and Cardiac Borders
    		32(2)
    Radiographic Anatomy
    		34(1)
    Auscultation
    		34(2)
    Cross-Sectional Anatomy
    		36(4)
    Cross-Sectional Echocardiography
    		40(2)
    Functions of the Heart
    		42(2)
    Arterial System
    		44(22)
    Aorta
    		44(2)
    Arteries of the Head and Neck
    		46(1)
    Common Carotid Artery
    		46(1)
    External Carotid Artery
    		46(2)
    Maxillary Artery
    		48(2)
    Internal Carotid Artery
    		50(2)
    Subclavian Artery
    		52(2)
    Arteries of the Shoulder and Upper Limb
    		54(1)
    Axillary Artery
    		54(1)
    Brachial Artery
    		54(2)
    Radial Artery
    		56(1)
    Ulnar Artery
    		56(2)
    Arteries of the Pelvis and Lower Limb
    		58(1)
    Internal Iliac Artery
    		58(2)
    External Iliac Artery
    		60(1)
    Femoral Artery
    		60(2)
    Popliteal Artery
    		62(1)
    Arteries of the Leg and Foot
    		62(2)
    Vascular Arches of the Feet
    		64(2)
    Venous System
    		66(12)
    Caval System
    		66(1)
    Azygos Vein System
    		66(2)
    Tributaries of the Superior Vena Cava
    		68(1)
    Brachiocephalic Veins
    		68(1)
    Jugular Veins
    		68(2)
    Dural Venous Sinuses
    		70(2)
    Veins of the Upper Limb
    		72(2)
    Tributaries of the Inferior Vena Cava
    		74(1)
    Iliac Veins
    		74(2)
    Veins of the Lower Limb
    		76(2)
    Lymphatic System
    		78(8)
    Lymphatic Vessels
    		78(2)
    Regional Lymph Nodes of the Head, Neck, and Arm
    		80(2)
    Regional Lymph Nodes of the Thorax and Abdomen
    		82(2)
    Regional Lymph Nodes of the Pelvis and Lower Limb
    		84(2)
    Structure and Function of Blood and Lymphatic Vessels
    		86(7)
    Vessel Wall
    		86(1)
    Special Forms of Arteries
    		86(2)
    Regional Variation in Vessel Wall Structure---Arterial Vessels
    		88(2)
    Regional Variation in Vessel Wall Structure---Venous Vessels
    		90(3)
    Respiratory System (H. Fritsch)
    		93(48)
    Overview
    		94(2)
    Anatomical Division of the Respiratory System
    		94(1)
    Clinical Division of the Respiratory System
    		94(2)
    Nose
    		96(12)
    External Nose
    		96(2)
    Nasal Cavity
    		98(4)
    Paranasal Sinuses
    		102(2)
    Openings of Paranasal Sinuses and Nasal Meatuses
    		104(2)
    Posterior Nasal Apertures
    		106(1)
    Nasopharynx
    		106(2)
    Larynx
    		108(10)
    Laryngeal Skeleton
    		108(2)
    Structures Connecting the Laryngeal Cartilages
    		110(2)
    Laryngeal Muscles
    		112(2)
    Laryngeal Cavity
    		114(2)
    Glottis
    		116(2)
    Trachea
    		118(4)
    Trachea and Extrapulmonary Main Bronchi
    		118(2)
    Topography of the Trachea and Larynx
    		120(2)
    Lung
    		122(14)
    Surfaces of the Lung
    		122(2)
    Divisions of the Bronchi and Bronchopulmonary Segments
    		124(2)
    Microscopic Anatomy
    		126(2)
    Vascular System and Innervation
    		128(2)
    Pleura
    		130(2)
    Cross-Sectional Anatomy
    		132(2)
    Mechanics of Breathing
    		134(2)
    Mediastinum
    		136(5)
    Right View of the Mediastinum
    		136(2)
    Left View of the Mediastinum
    		138(3)
    Alimentary System (H. Fritsch)
    		141(88)
    Overview
    		142(2)
    General Structure and Functions
    		142(2)
    Oral Cavity
    		144(24)
    General Structure
    		144(2)
    Palate
    		146(2)
    Tongue
    		148(2)
    Muscles of the Tongue
    		150(2)
    Inferior Surface of the Tongue (A)
    		152(1)
    Floor of the Mouth
    		152(2)
    Salivary Glands
    		154(2)
    Microscopic Anatomy of the Salivary Glands
    		156(2)
    Teeth
    		158(2)
    Parts of the Tooth and the Periodontium
    		160(2)
    Deciduous Teeth
    		162(1)
    Eruption of the Primary and Permanent Dentition
    		162(2)
    Development of the Teeth
    		164(2)
    Position of the Teeth in the Dental Arcades
    		166(2)
    Pharynx
    		168(4)
    Organization and General Structure
    		168(2)
    The Act of Swallowing
    		170(2)
    Topographical Anatomy I
    		172(4)
    Sectional Anatomy of the Head and Neck
    		172(4)
    Esophagus
    		176(6)
    General Organization and Microscopic Anatomy
    		176(2)
    Topographical Anatomy of the Esophagus and the Posterior Mediastinum
    		178(2)
    Vessels, Nerves, and Lymphatic Drainage
    		180(2)
    Abdominal Cavity
    		182(8)
    General Overview
    		182(2)
    Topography of the Opened Abdominal Cavity
    		184(4)
    Relations of the Parietal Peritoneum
    		188(2)
    Stomach
    		190(6)
    Gross Anatomy
    		190(2)
    Microscopic Anatomy of the Stomach
    		192(2)
    Vessels, Nerves, and Lymphatic Drainage
    		194(2)
    Small Intestine
    		196(6)
    Gross Anatomy
    		196(2)
    Structure of the Small Intestinal Wall
    		198(2)
    Vessels, Nerves, and Lymphatic Drainage
    		200(2)
    Large Intestine
    		202(10)
    Segments of the Large Intestine: Overview
    		202(1)
    Cecum and Vermiform Appendix
    		202(4)
    Colon Segments
    		206(2)
    Rectum and Anal Canal
    		208(4)
    Liver
    		212(8)
    Gross Anatomy
    		212(2)
    Liver Segments
    		214(1)
    Microscopic Anatomy
    		214(2)
    Portal Vein System (C)
    		216(2)
    Bile Ducts and Gallbladder
    		218(1)
    Gallbladder
    		218(2)
    Pancreas
    		220(4)
    Gross and Microscopic Anatomy
    		220(2)
    Topography of the Omental Bursa and Pancreas
    		222(2)
    Topographical Anatomy II
    		224(5)
    Sectional Anatomy of the Upper Abdomen
    		224(2)
    Sectional Anatomy of the Upper and Lower Abdomen
    		226(3)
    Urinary System (H. Fritsch)
    		229(18)
    Overview
    		230(2)
    Organization and Position of the Urinary Organs
    		230(2)
    Kidney
    		232(8)
    Gross Anatomy
    		232(2)
    Microscopic Anatomy
    		234(4)
    Topography of the Kidneys
    		238(2)
    Excretory Organs
    		240(7)
    Renal Pelvis and Ureter
    		240(2)
    Urinary Bladder
    		242(2)
    Female Urethra
    		244(1)
    Topography of the Excretory Organs
    		244(3)
    Male Genital System (H. Fritsch)
    		247(20)
    Overview
    		248(2)
    Male Reproductive Organs
    		248(2)
    Testis and Epididymis
    		250(6)
    Gross Anatomy
    		250(2)
    Microscopic Anatomy
    		252(4)
    Seminal Ducts and Accessory Sex Glands
    		256(4)
    Ductus Deferens (Vas Deferens)
    		256(2)
    Seminal Vesicles
    		258(1)
    Prostate
    		258(2)
    Male External Genitalia
    		260(4)
    Penis
    		260(2)
    Male Urethra
    		262(2)
    Topographical Anatomy
    		264(3)
    Sectional Anatomy
    		264(3)
    Female Genital System (H. Fritsch)
    		267(26)
    Overview
    		268(2)
    Female Reproductive Organs
    		268(2)
    Ovary and Uterine Tubes
    		270(6)
    Gross Anatomy of the Ovary
    		270(1)
    Microscopic Anatomy of the Ovary
    		270(2)
    Follicles
    		272(2)
    Gross Anatomy of the Uterine Tube
    		274(1)
    Microscopic Anatomy of the Uterine Tube
    		274(2)
    Uterus
    		276(6)
    Gross Anatomy
    		276(2)
    Microscopic Anatomy
    		278(2)
    Vessels, Nerves, and Lymphatic Drainage
    		280(1)
    Support of the Uterus
    		280(2)
    Vagina and External Genitalia
    		282(4)
    Gross Anatomy
    		282(4)
    Topographical Anatomy
    		286(2)
    Sectional Anatomy
    		286(2)
    Comparative Anatomy of the Female and Male Pelves
    		288(5)
    Soft Tissue Closure of the Pelvis
    		288(5)
    Pregnancy and Human Development
    		293(50)
    Gametes
    		294(2)
    Fertilization
    		296(2)
    Capacitation and Acrosome Reaction
    		296(1)
    Formation of the Zygote
    		296(2)
    Early Development
    		298(2)
    Pregnancy
    		300(2)
    Placenta
    		302(2)
    Birth (Parturition)
    		304(6)
    Dilation Stage
    		306(2)
    Expulsion Stage
    		308(2)
    Overview
    		310(1)
    Prenatal Period
    		310(4)
    Stages in Prenatal Development
    		312(1)
    Pre-embryonic Period
    		312(1)
    Embryonic Period
    		312(2)
    Fetal Period (Overview)
    		314(4)
    Fetal Period (Monthly Stages)
    		316(2)
    Organ Development
    		318(20)
    Body Cavities
    		318(1)
    Heart
    		318(4)
    Vessel Development
    		322(2)
    Respiratory System
    		324(2)
    Gastrointesinal System, Foregut
    		326(4)
    Gastrointestinal System, Midgut and Hindgut
    		330(2)
    Development of the Urinary System
    		332(2)
    Development of the Genital System
    		334(4)
    The Neonate
    		338(2)
    Postnatal Periods
    		340(3)
    Endocrine System (W. Kuehnel)
    		343(48)
    Glands
    		344(6)
    Overview
    		344(2)
    Light Microscopic Classification of Exocrine Secretory Units
    		346(2)
    General Principles of Endocrine Gland Function
    		348(2)
    Hypothalamic-Pituitary Axis
    		350(4)
    Gross Anatomy
    		350(2)
    Microscopic Structure of the Pituitary Gland
    		352(2)
    Hypothalamus-Pituitary Connections
    		354(6)
    Efferent Connections of the Hypothalamus
    		354(2)
    Hypothalamic-Posterior Pituitary Axis (A)
    		356(1)
    Hypothalamic-Anterior Pituitary Axis (B)
    		356(4)
    Pineal Gland
    		360(2)
    Gross Anatomy
    		360(1)
    Microscopic Anatomy
    		360(2)
    Adrenal Glands
    		362(6)
    Gross Anatomy
    		362(2)
    Microscopic Anatomy of the Adrenal Cortex
    		364(2)
    Microscopic Anatomy of the Adrenal Medulla
    		366(2)
    Thyroid Gland
    		368(6)
    Gross Anatomy
    		368(2)
    Microscopic Anatomy
    		370(2)
    Parathyroid Glands
    		372(2)
    Pancreatic Islets
    		374(2)
    Microscopic Anatomy
    		374(2)
    Diffuse Endocrine System
    		376(15)
    Testicular Endocrine Functions
    		376(2)
    Ovarian Endocrine Functions
    		378(1)
    Ovarian Cycle
    		378(2)
    Endocrine Functions of the Placenta
    		380(2)
    Cardiac Hormones---Atrial Natriuretic Peptides
    		382(2)
    Diffuse Endocrine Cells in Various Organs
    		384(7)
    Blood and Lymphatic Systems (W. Kuehnel)
    		391(30)
    Blood
    		392(8)
    Components of Blood
    		392(4)
    Hematopoiesis
    		396(4)
    Immune System
    		400(4)
    Cells of the Immune System
    		402(2)
    Lymphatic Organs
    		404(17)
    Overview
    		404(2)
    Thymus
    		406(2)
    Microanatomy of the Thymus
    		408(2)
    Lymph Nodes
    		410(2)
    Spleen
    		412(2)
    Microscopic Anatomy of the Spleen
    		414(2)
    The Tonsils
    		416(2)
    Mucosa-Associated Lymphoid Tissue (MALT)
    		418(3)
    The Integument (W. Kuehnel)
    		421(19)
    Skin
    		422(8)
    General Structure and Functions
    		422(1)
    Skin Color
    		422(2)
    Surface of the Skin
    		424(2)
    The Layers of the Skin
    		426(1)
    Epidermis
    		426(2)
    Dermis (Corium)
    		428(1)
    Subcutaneous Tissue (Subcutis)
    		428(2)
    Appendages of the Skin
    		430(6)
    Skin Glands
    		430(2)
    Hair
    		432(2)
    Nails
    		434(1)
    Skin as a Sensory Organ---Organs of Somatovisceral Sensation
    		434(2)
    Breast and Mammary Glands
    		436(4)
    Gross Anatomy
    		436(2)
    Microscopic Structure and Function of the Female Breast
    		438(2)
    References 440(6)
    Illustration Credits 446(1)
    Index 447