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Oxford Textbook of Functional Anatomy
Volume 3 Head and Neck

Second Edition

Pamela MacKinnon and John Morris

Price: £28.99 (Paperback)
ISBN-13: 978-0-19-262818-3
Publication date: 7 April 2005
240 pages, numerous colour and line illustrations, 276x219 mm

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  • Designed to meet the needs of today's medical student, who needs a sound working knowledge of the structural basis of body function in a shorter time than previously
  • Emphasizes the importance of non-invasive imaging by including more computerised tomograms and magnetic resonance images
  • Clinical applications of anatomical information have been highlighted through the use of 'clinical boxes'
  • Includes questions to stimulate thought and problem-solving
  • All of the artwork has been reworked and digitized to provide more than 200 high quality full colour illustrations throughout
New to this edition
  • A thoroughly updated new edition with approximately 200 colour line illustrations and photographs, to aid understanding of the principles of body structure in everyday clinical practice
A sound understanding of how the body is built and functions remains fundamental to all aspects of medicine. Most diagnoses have to be arrived at from an examination of the intact living body and so an understanding of the functional anatomy of the living body and how it should be examined remains a critical skill for practitioners.

Designed in line with changes in the medical curriculum, the Oxford Textbook of Functional Anatomy: Head and Neck delivers the essential anatomical information needed by today's medical student. The book will also prove invaluable to sports medicine students, physiotherapists, health professionals working in musculoskeletal medicine, and radiologists. Content is strictly limited to that which aids understanding of the principles of body structure or is useful in everyday clinical practice. The book emphasizes the anatomy of the living subject, and to underline the increasing importance of non-invasive imaging, there are many computerized tomograms and magnetic resonance images.

Ideal for medical students throughout their course and future career, the Oxford Textbook of Functional Anatomy offers:

* A modern approach to functional anatomy emphasising the living body and new non-invasive imaging techniques
* 200 colour line illustrations and photographs to aid understanding of the principles of body structure in everyday clinical practice
* Clinical applications of anatomical information are highlighted in 'clinical boxes' thought the text
* Self-assessment questions to stimulate thought and problem-solving

Designed to meet the needs of the 21st century medical curriculum, the Oxford Textbook of Functional Anatomy delivers a sound working knowledge of the structural basis of body function in an accessible and user-friendly way.

Readership: Undergraduate medical and dentistry students; sports medicine students, physiotherapists, health professionals working in musculoskeletal medicine, and radiologists.

Contents
1. Introduction to functional anatomy
2. Body tissues and systems
3. Imaging the head and neck
4. Introduction to the head and neck
5. Development of the head and neck
6.1. The skull
6.2. The cervical spine: movements of the head and neck
6.3. Face, scalp, nose, and paranasal sinuses
6.4. The mouth
6.5. Pharynx and oesophagus
6.6. Larynx and trachea
6.7. Eye and orbit
6.8. Ear
6.9. Interior of the skull
6.10. Blood supply and lymphatic drainage of the head and neck
6.11. Innervation of the head and neck: cranial nerves
6.12. Innervation of the head and neck: cervical somatic and sympathetic nerves
6.13. Endocrine glands of the head and neck
6.14. Sectional anatomy of the head and neck
7. Anatomical bases of some neural reflexes of the head and neck
Index

Authors, editors, and contributors


Pamela MacKinnon, Formerly at the Department of Human Anatomy and Genetics, University of Oxford, UK and
John Morris, University Lecturer, Professor of Anatomy and Acting Head of Department, Department of Human Anatomy & Genetics, University of Oxford, UK


Links to web resources and related information
More in the same subject area:
Anatomy
Dentistry / oral & maxillofacial medicine
Sports injuries & medicine
General surgery
Physiotherapy
Radiology
Musculoskeletal medicine

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