Clinically Oriented Anatomy (5th Edition) | Keith L Moore, Arthur F Dalley

Clinically Oriented Anatomy (5th Edition) | Keith L Moore, Arthur F Dalley | Excellent Book on regional anatomy

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	Clinically Oriented Anatomy (5th Edition) Keith L Moore, Arthur F Dalley Lippincott Williams & Wilkins, 2005 - 1104 pages average customer review:based on 62 reviews view larger image
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highly recommended

By far the best for primary care & emergency medicine

This book stands out in a crowded field. It is comprehensive, visually interesting (many color illustrations and diagrams), and has many sidebars highlighting clinical applications. I like to just thumb through it, and it's great for quick "look ups" and in-depth info as well. If I was marooned on a desert island and could take just one anatomy book with me, this one would be it!

Excellent Book on regional anatomy

Kieth L.Moor seems to be a student of Dr Grant who is the author of many books on anatomy.His "Grant's Method of Anatomy"was a masterpiece.Keith's "Clinically Oriented Anatomy " is much ahead of that one.In it's presence you do not need any other book or atlas.The only defiency is Neuroanatomy.

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Anatomy with clinical correlates

A good anatomy book for the beginning medical student, although some of the terminology is either outdated or in lesser use than other anatomical names. The clinical correlates, however, are a welcome change from the presentations in other anatomy texts and assist in recall of important relationships and anatomy.

Anatomy with clinical correlates

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Excellent Book on regional anatomy