All the areas of the body are covered by region and include bones, muscles, joints as well as movement, palpation, origion, insertion and nerve supply. Information in bite-size chunks witheasy navigation to look up in a hurry. (2008) 246pp

This is the perfect introduction to anatomy for thealth professions students. All regions & systems of the body are covered in an easily digestible style. With the help of this book, youmay find studying is not so difficult. (2008) 288pp

Everyone who plays sports experiences injuries. Many people never fully recover because theyre not aware of what they can doto facilitate recovery. But there is no need to simply resign yourself to living with a sports injury. (2007) 244pp

This textbook combines concise explanatory text with stunning illustrations and key applications for the clinical setting. Itguides the reader through the anatomy of the head, from cranial bones, ligaments, and joints to muscles. (2007) 412pp

The aim of this atlas is to provide a practical anatomy for use in the physical examination of the whole body - a palpatory anatomy. The book promotes greater understanding of surface anatomy through studying the living subject. (2005) 502pp

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

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 exceptional resource offers a broad review of the structure & function of the human body. Each chapter is dedicated to aparticular organ system, providing medical & allied health students & professionals a quick aproach. (2004) 708pp

The 11th edition of this long-established book is published for the first time with all the illustrations in colour. For over half a century this book has been a text of choice for both undergraduate and postgraduate medical students. (2006) 584pp

Books on stretching are common, however this book takes a morefundamental approach than the others, taking the reader inside the body to show exactly what is happening during a stretch. At the heart of the book are h 200 full-colour illustrations arranged by body area that show the promary and secondary muscles worked in 114 key stretches. The author brings years of expertise - he works with elite-level and world-champion athletes, and lectures on injury prevention - to this how-to guide. He looks at stretching; rules for safe stretching; and how to stretch properly. Aimed at fitness enthusiasts of any level, as well as fitness pros, The Anatomy of Stretching also focuses on which stretches are useful for the alleviation or rehabilitation of specific sports injuries. (2007) 176pp