Atlas Of The Human Body

by Takeo Takahashi

The Atlas of the Human Body gives clear and thorough explanations of each of the major organs and systems of the human body. Covering everything from the rhythm of the heartbeat and cardiac cycle, the urinary and reproductive organs, and the oral cavity and teeth to the blood vessels, joints, and bones, this atlas helps you understand the interior workings of the entire human anatomy. As thorough as a world atlas, this book enables you to pinpoint the precise location of your ailments and provides you with general information about each body part. Within each section, common illnesses for each part of the body are identified. Giving the most up-to-date facts on every aspect of the human anatomy, the Atlas of the Human Body meets the needs of the medical practitioner and layperson, students from elementary school to medical school, and families for use as a home medical reference.

144 pages, Paperback

First published January 1, 1994

Reviews

[Sasha Dofflemeyer · Rating 5 out of 5]

Excellent book, required reading for my nutritionist certification with the AANC. I enjoyed the concise, succinct way the book explained the most important parts of the human body. It was thorough, yet efficient, without being tomb-like. A favorite of mine amongst anatomy books.

[Carole Mackey]

I found it difficult to visualize internal parts of the human body for intuitive healing exercises and this book really helped me to know what stuff looked like inside a person.