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Well-established reference book focusing on the key aspects of human anatomy and physiology by combining concise text with clear, highly informative line diagrams. Suitable for students studying Biology or Human Biology at GCSE and A level.(88) 142pp

Unique collection of 300 colour photos to illustrate the surface landmarks of human anatomy. The position of deeper structures& their relationship to the surface are shown with clear and unobstrusive diagrams superimposed onto the photos. (1997) 138pp

This classic book contains a goldmine of information that has been used by two decades of students. Past readers have referred to it regularly during their training and continue to use itas a valuable refresher during their career. (2003) 436pp

Written for the student and early practitioner of anatomy, massage, bodywork, chiropractic, physiotherapy and other health-related field.A fully illustrated extremely well laid-out reference book by Chris Jarmey. (2003) 157 pages

Combining concise, clear text with superb colour illustrations, this pathology textbook is designed to provide medical students with the essentials of the patterns, causes, mechanisms and effects of disease. - By Stevens,Lowe 7 Ian Scott(2009) 632pp

Written by students, for students, under faculty supervision, this course is written in a note form that is easily absorbed. You can use this book either as a revision aid or a supplement to course textbooks. - By Ameerally Dykes. 243 pages

Featuring more than 700 full-colour illustrations. A companiondvd feartures 75 anatomy and physiology animations that show biologic functions and medical procedures in realistic detail and nearly an hour of dissection video. (2008) 698pp

This is a special international edition of an established title widely used by colleges & universities. Includes a four colour histology atlas, safety in the lab, & a microscope exercises.Exceptional cogent summaries of key concepts. (2009) 632pp

The fasciae comprise a wide variety of body tissues including the membranes, ligaments, tendons, and mesenteries. This is the origin of the inherent micro-movements, or motility, that areso important in many osteopathic approaches. (2006) 314pp

Now in its second edition, this book remains unique in its field as the onlysingle volume which offers the physiotherapist a comprehensive understandingof applied functional anatomy and biomechanics of the whole spine. This thoroughtly updated text with new clear two-colour illustrations is an essentialreference for students and practitioners and all who come into contact with spinal dysfunction. It provides the reader with vital background information on normal function and abnormal dysfunction of the spine, the response of tissues to injury and the effects of age related changes. It also provides a base from which clinical decision-making and treatment stratagies can be made. (2005) 359pp