Netter Atlas de Anatomie a Omului ed.8

This atlas shows human anatomy one body region at a time. It shows how parts of the body relate in clinical work. More than 550 plates and dozens of X-ray images support the text. It is for medical students and clinicians who learn or review anatomy. Readers can use it in classes where they dissect bodies. They can also use it in talks with patients.

Frank H. Netter and Carlos A. G. Machado made its artwork. Tables end each section and link anatomy to clinical care. Short notes point out body parts that matter in routine care.

This eighth edition adds drawings of the pelvis and other key areas. New tables cover cranial nerves, the nerves linked to the brain. They also cover the cervical, brachial, and lumbosacral plexuses. These are networks of nerves. The book uses new terms for anatomy alongside names clinics still use.

The hardcover is in Romanian and comes with an English eBook. It also comes with extra digital study tools. These include labels readers can interact with, plus quizzes. There are over 117 bonus plates. There are also more than 300 multiple-choice questions.