Atlas der Anatomie des Menschen
by Frank H. Netter
published
September 30th 2006
by Thieme, Stuttgart
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Gebundene Ausgabe, 640 pages
isbn
3131422734
(isbn13: 9783131422736)
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Read in March, 2008
It's rather inaccurate to say I'm reading this, though the illustrations are thoroughly labelled. This is really an exquisite picture book about the human body. One doesn't so much read it as study the gorgeous drawings.
I'm taking an advanced anatomy class right now, which is incredibly challenging, and this book has been a lifesaver. When I haven't had time to spend time in the lab outside of class, this book has helped me to learn and re-learn all the muscles and nerves and vessels, et...more
I'm taking an advanced anatomy class right now, which is incredibly challenging, and this book has been a lifesaver. When I haven't had time to spend time in the lab outside of class, this book has helped me to learn and re-learn all the muscles and nerves and vessels, et...more
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Read in January, 2003
As a medical illustrator, this is one of more unrealistic and highly inaccurate atlases out there. Although most in the medical profession see it as their bible, there are much better anatomy books out there! Don't get me wrong, the pictures are very pretty and colorful, but as a reference you're much better off with Thieme, Clemente, or even Grant.
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Dr. Netter truly loves the human body. It shows in the care with which he has illustrated EVERY, and I mean EVERY part of the human body -- all tissues at all levels. This book is a must for artists, healers, anyone who wants to know what their perineum looks like from the inside....
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recommends it for:
the interested
Since I'm up to my eyeballs in anatomy right now, I spend a lot of time with this anatomical atlas, and this anatomy course is a jealous lover, occupying much of my time. Regardless of the vested interest, it is amazing to see how the human body works and what lies beneath.
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if you happen to find yourself dissecting a human cadaver, this book could really come in handy! i recommend it. just put it in a giant ziploc with your scalpel and you'll be set to go. the binding is kind of low quality--or i used the book too harshly.
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We spend our entire lives in these bodies; best know how they're put together. From the pain in my temples to my double jointed pinkies I have found a beautiful depiction answering all of my anatomical questions.
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recommends it for:
any medical professional
This book is essential for expanding the knowledge base of any medical professional. The drawings are highly detailed and extremely accurate. I regularly refer to it for my profession.
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Read in January, 2007
recommends it for:
anyone interested in the human body
This book has been my life for the last 6 weeks, and it is a fantastic dipiction of what the human body is like on the inside. It is truly an indispensable and invaluable resource.
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I learned that the human body is most awesome and perfect thing in this whole world. I also learned a bunch of arteries, veins and nevers that come on my practical exams.
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Read in August, 2002
The "bible" of visual anatomy. All hand-drawn images pertaining to all the layers of the human body. Amazing to those who are interested.
Gross to those who are not.
Gross to those who are not.
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Fall semester -- First half.
berry berry kewl.
i've done something you haven't and will never get to.
ha! ha!
school is for fools,
but it beats workin'.
berry berry kewl.
i've done something you haven't and will never get to.
ha! ha!
school is for fools,
but it beats workin'.
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Read in June, 2008
recommends it for:
MS1s
Bad ass. Beautifully detailed illustrations. I only wish that the text extended beyond mere names so that I wouldn't have to keep going to my other anatomy texts.
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It's not just an anatomy atlas... It's a beautifully illustrated art book - perfect for the coffee table - that reveals the incredible complexity of the human body.
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as much as anatomy drove me nuts sometimes, there will always be a special place in my heart for netter's pretty colors and nice diagrams. *swoon*
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Read in February, 2006
i learned frome this book so much .
i study this book because i am a medical student
this is very helpful for medical student
i study this book because i am a medical student
this is very helpful for medical student
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just thought I should add this one since I've been reading it non-stop for the last couple of weeks. LOVE IT! Thanks Netter :)
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If you want to know the anatomy of the human body and figure what's in the places you hurt, this book is the bible!
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This is our "Bible" for the first year of chiropractic school. Excellent atlas of the human body.
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recommends it for:
Medical students, Masochists
Good ole Netter. Gotta love him. Gotta hate the Anatomy Lab... but gotta love Netter.
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