A Colour Atlas of Human Anatomy

by Robert M.H. McMinn, Peter H. Abrahams, J. Pegington

Rated among the most widely adopted anatomy texts in the world, this atlas is the only one to fully cover surface anatomy, osteology, clinical/anatomical relationships, and neuroanatomy, as well as general gross anatomy. Graphic line illustrations and modern imaging are included.

Genres: Medical, Science, Nonfiction, Textbooks, Medicine

359 pages, Paperback

First published January 1, 1977

Reviews

[Kristen]

Best anatomy book out there- no easier or better way to learn. WARNING: these are actual cadaver photos, not cute colored illustrations.

[Brett]

Great. I'm-a tells you: the anatomy student (like me, currently) cannot have too many visual references. If mastery is your goal, a diversity of perspectives should be your stuff. The (roughly) 10" x 12" page format and the vivid photography make this one totally worthwhile, should you come across it in a used book shop (big ups to The Armadillo's Pillow). The labelling is decent, but viewing a bajillion photos and diagrams from different sources will dispel any confusion, so hop on the knowledge train. Peace out.

[Ruchi]

The best book for practicals...helped me a lot..

[Kamal Yousif]

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[Omar]

It is one of the atlases that lets you to see a real cadaveric picture with spot on

[Mwizerwa Jean-luc]

thank you

[Arfa Safet]

simple real n perfect

[Smetsger]

Reprinted May, 1982

[Ann]

Color Atlas of Human Anatomy by McMinn & Hutchings @ 1980, ISBN: 0815158238, HB w/water damage, try to replace! LBS $1.00, 2/2013

[Chuck]

McMinn, you are wise.