Introduction to Human Anatomy

Introduction to Human Anatomy

INTRODUCTION TO HUMAN ANATOMY. By Carl C. Francis. Fourth Edition. St. Louis, The C. V. Mosby Company, 1964, 478 pages. $6.75. The task of writing synopses and condensed texts about the medical sciences is formidable indeed. With a vast amount of material to be presented in a brief and concise manner, the author often writes a book that is incomplete and confusing. One such book is the subject ...

Introduction to Human Anatomy

Dr. Warren's scope is as broad as the animal kingdom, his viewpoint that of the histologist, his intended audience all who are interested in the comparative aspects of animal form and function considered at the cellular level. At a time when newer techniques are daily adding to the bewildering array of facts concerning cells and tissues there is a danger that even professional histologists may ...

An Introduction to Human Anatomy

This should be a good book for use in teachij^ higher school classes and junior science students t / main facts of human anatomy including microscop anatomy or histology. It is not recommended for } , medical student, however, because with the lirn't .g time available in the average medical course i' j necessary for him to plunge direct into a detau study of the subject without spending any tim...

An Introduction to Anatomy

Introduction to Dental Anatomy

THIS little book contains a wealth of well-documented material of the recent work carried out on protein and amino acid metabolism and minimum requirements for health. It will be invaluable to anyone interested in protein metabolism and especially to poediatricians and clinical biochemists. Although there are many gaps in our knowledge on the minimal requirements of amino acid in different age ...