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Anne M. Gilroy, Brian R. MacPherson (eds) (2016): Atlas of anatomy, 3rd edn:
THIEME, Stuttgart, New York, Delhi, Rio, Hard Cover, 1 Vol, 742 pp, num. ill.,
82.25 €, ISBN: 978-1-626...

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Anne M. Gilroy, Brian R. MacPherson (eds) (2016): Atlas
of anatomy, 3rd edn

THIEME, Stuttgart, New York, Delhi, Rio, Hard Cover, 1 Vol, 742 pp, num. ill., 82.25 €,
ISBN: 978-1-62623-252-5

Alain G. Graftiaux1 • Pierre Kehr1

Received: 15 January 2017 / Accepted: 17 January 2017 / Published online: 2 February 2017
� Springer-Verlag France 2017

This Atlas will charm all the readers. The anatomy is
described there in a clear way, with drawings of great
quality reproducing a certain relief.
The association with radiological sights and of echog-
raphy makes it possible to better understand these exami-
nations, but those Ci are not very frequent. One begins to
dream of the future second volume of a comparative atlas
using the splendid drawings and the images observed as
well in radiology, scans, but also MRI and scanner.
The various plans are well individualized as well as the
various arterial, venous and nervous ways. In addition,

anatomical cuts are also present in partnership with
scannographic cuts and MRI.
In addition, an access online supplements the book and
makes it possible to find the drawings of the book chap-
ter by chapter and to be able to zoom into seek certain
details.
Easy access this book will interest especially young
people but will make it possible young people to seek
anatomical information easily.

& Pierre Kehr