Atlas anatomii

by Peter H. Abrahams, Maria Kaczorowska (Translator), Sławomir Kaczorowski (Translator)

• Ponad 400 szczegółowych ilustracji i wysokiej jakości fotografii.
• Jasne i zwięzłe opisy umożliwiające łatwe zrozumienie omawianych zagadnień.
• Podział na 9 rozdziałów, w których omówiono poszczególne części ciała.
• W każdym rozdziale szczegółowo opisano kości, mięśnie, nerwy i organy wewnętrzne.
• Uwzględniono działanie i współdziałanie poszczególnych układów, części ciała i narządów.

Znakomite, fachowe źródło wiedzy dla studentów, uczniów, a także wszystkich, których interesuje budowa i działanie ludzkiego organizmu.

Genres: Nonfiction, Science, Reference, Health, Medicine

256 pages, Hardcover

First published January 1, 2000

About the author

Peter H. Abrahams is a Professor of Clinical Anatomy at the Warwick Medical School.

Reviews

[John · Rating 2 out of 5]

I'm not going to finish this book because I'm just not learning from reading it. At some point I will look for a better source to learn/review basic anatomy.

The pictures in this book are not great. When I do an internet image search on any topic, and compare the resulting images to what is in this book, the internet pictures are always better. There are also free 3D human atlases available online that go into just as much detail as this book.

The captions and notes surrounding the pictures are, TBH, a little hard to follow. In general, I feel like there is something missing in this book to make it cohere into a decent learning utility. Perhaps it is meant more for reference? It feels like it is meant for cramming before an anatomy quiz or test. But again, I can't imagine this is a great instrument for any of this. Perhaps as a second source to complement a main text?

Honestly, I learn the most about anatomy when I open up an LLM AI (such as ChatGTP) and ask directed questions about a certain area of anatomy/physiology.

[Elena · Rating 5 out of 5]

Scritto molto bene, con immagini bellissime. Utile per imparare.

[Library Kat · Rating 3 out of 5]

rechecked this on November 7 originally checked out In October when I got the "clean eating" book.
This book has good illustrations and good footnotes although the edition I have is a cream cover lettering rather than the picture you see above. Much longer in whigth then your average grays anatomy text
I find the illustration more comprehensible as well.