Gray's Anatomy - E-Book: The Anatomical Basis of Clinical Practice

by Shane R. Tubbs (Editor), Susan Standring, Richard Tunstall

First published in 1858, and in continual publication since that date, Gray's Anatomy has been trusted by generations of clinicians around the world as the pre-eminent anatomical reference book.Building on this tradition of excellence and authority, the 43rd edition of Gray's Anatomy has been meticulously revised and updated by world-leading anatomists, scientists and surgeons, to provide unrivalled, evidence-based coverage of regional anatomy, neuroanatomy, cell biology, embryogenesis and development. A systems-based perspective is provided via additional chapters in the accompanying eBook.Succinct text, lavish illustrations, stunning photos and modern medical imaging are combined with an enhanced range of supplementary electronic materials to create a complete, integrated package, in an attractive, accessible format. Gray's Anatomy 43e provides new insights, plus the depth, relevance and accuracy that readers have come to expect from this renowned publication.
- Each chapter has been updated by international field leaders to cover the evidence-based, clinically relevant anatomy that underpins safe and effective practice
- Features the latest radiological images, including high-resolution X-ray, multiplanar CT and MRI views, using state-of-the-art cinematic rendering for clarity and improved understanding
- Acclaimed Gray's artwork further honed to enhance consistency, clarity and anatomical precision
- The printed book comes with the complete, enhanced eBook – including additional text, Tables and illustrations, two chapters on the systemic anatomy of the peripheral nervous system and the vascular and lymphatic systems, 2D and 3D videos, an annotated list of eponyms, and many specially commissioned 'Commentaries' discussing new and emerging topics related to clinical anatomy

16301 pages, Kindle Edition

Published November 6, 2025

Reviews

[Jessica Pin · Rating 1 out of 5]

This book continues to omit the innervation of the clitoris from all plates despite countless emails back and forth with Susan.

Descriptions of the clitoris are incorrect and dangerous.