Clemente Anatomy A Regional Atlas of the Human Body 4th Edition

by Carmine D. Clemente

Univ. of California, Los Angeles. Atlas for medical, dental, and related health-profession students and residents. Color illustrations of extraordinary quality. By a Brandon/Hill author. Previous c1987. Softcover. Anatomy, Regional--atlases.

Genres: Medicine, Reference, Science, Medical

940 pages, Paperback

First published January 1, 1975

Reviews

[Henry]

As a surgeon, I have reviewed all commercial available, English language anatomy references. Carmine D. Clemente's Atlas surpasses all in its accuracy and straight-forward
representation of human anatomy. I encourage all resident surgeons that I train to obtain this atlas and frequently refer to it when planning complex procedures.

[Timothy Nichols]

Clemente has written a fine reference book, and I'm sure folks get a lot of use from it. For my purposes as a manual therapist, this book was an absolute waste of time and money. Trail Guide to the Body supercedes Clemente in every way.

[Sandy]

great anatomy book!

[Carol]

Not a book to read cover-to-cover, except for medical practitioners. For me, a reference and a text book. Excellent photos and diagrams to assist understanding.

[Jeanne Johnston]

To me, this is THE anatomy book. By far the best illustrations out there. Sadly, they kind of ruined it by skimping on pages and making the font painfully small.

[wheels]

the best illustrations, i've found, of the human body.

[Elizabeth]

gift from Sara Powell