Lippincott Illustrated Review: Anatomy

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Lippincott® Illustrated Reviews: Anatomy equips students with a clear, cohesive understanding of clinical anatomy, accentuated with embryology and histology content to ensure their readiness for clinical challenges. The popular Lippincott® Illustrated Reviews series format integrates approachable, lecture-style outlines with detailed full-color illustrations and photographs to clarify complex information and help students visualize key anatomic structures. Accompanying clinical examples make content even more accessible, and board-style review questions build test-taking confidence to help students excel on their exams. Succinct, outline-style coverage guides students step-by-step through essential concepts. More than 500 illustrations, photographs, micrographs, and radiographic images vibrantly enrich students' understanding of anatomic structures. Chapter overviews and summaries establish learning goals and reinforce key content for a fast, efficient review. Clinical Applications challenge students to apply their knowledge to commonly encountered clinical scenarios. Detailed tables ensure quick access to important facts and figures. Board-style review questions help students assess their understanding and prepare for exams.

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