Netter's Concise Orthopaedic Anatomy, Updated Edition, 2nd edition

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Netter's Concise Orthopaedic Anatomy, Updated 2nd Edition

This is the best-selling book with an easy-to-carry, full-color reference that will help you a lot during your orthopedic rotation, residency, and daily practice. The author, Jon C. Thompson, keeps the easy-to-use table format of the last edition but adds the most up-to-date information in the form of revised algorithms for diagnosing and treating all illnesses. New radiologic images show how important clinical correlations and uses of anatomical imaging can be seen, and there are also works of art from the Netter Collection.

Netter's Concise Orthopaedic Anatomy is a must-have if you want a quick and easy way to refresh your memory on the anatomy of the bones and muscles in the body. Keeping the popular tabular format that allows rapid reference remains a priority. Each chapter gives practical clinical information about a wide range of illnesses, injuries, histories, physical exams, imaging modalities, surgical methods, and ancillary procedures.

Each of the images in this book has a detailed table with information about each bone, joint, muscle, and nerve. uses different colors to draw attention to important information (green for pearls, red for warnings) and make it easy to find. Includes both plain film and state-of-the-art radiographic (CT and MRI) images. This book also has cross-sectional anatomical plates. 

Salient Features of Netter's Concise Orthopaedic Anatomy:-

• Each chapter covers various ailments, injuries, histories, physical tests, imaging modalities, surgical approaches, and ancillary treatments.

• This book have extensive tables for each bone, joint, muscle, and nerve. 

• If you need a brief review of the skeletal and muscular systems, Netter's Concise Orthopaedic Anatomy is an invaluable resource.

• To facilitate quick reference, the tabular format is maintained.
• Recent radiographic images highlight the therapeutic relevance and applications of anatomical imaging, and the Netter Collection's art complements the scientific content.