Color Atlas of Anatomy(Photographic) Rohen, Yokochi, Elke Lutjen-Drecoll
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One of the first things that one realizes during anatomy lab is that the paintings in your textbook don\'t really reflect the reality of an embalmed corpse. Arteries are not conveniently painted bright red, nor are nerves colored a nice polite yellow.
The Color Atlas of Anatomy does a fantastic job of helping one translate the color drawings from the big anatomy textbooks into the lab by providing high-quality labelled photos of model dissections by expert anatomists. Think you have the hypogastric nerve in your abdomenal wall but aren\'t too sure what it\'s supposed to look like? My partner and I were in just that position and the Color Atlas helped us go from the idealized material of our lecture notes and Netter\'s Atlas to realities of our cadaver.
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