Name: Illustrated Clinical Anatomy
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Master Human Anatomy with a Clinically Focused Approach

Illustrated Clinical Anatomy (published by Hodder Arnold) is a comprehensive, visually rich book designed to bridge the gap between foundational anatomical knowledge and practical medical application. Authored by renowned experts Peter H Abrahams, John Lumley, and John Craven, this essential resource is ideal for medical students, healthcare trainees, physiotherapists, and nursing professionals seeking a reliable guide to the human body’s structure and function.

Unlike traditional anatomy atlases, this volume integrates clinical relevance directly with regional anatomy. The book is systematically organised into six major parts—The Thorax, The Abdomen, The Back, The Upper Limb, The Lower Limb, and The Head and Neck—mirroring the standard medical curriculum. Each chapter dissects key anatomical regions, from the thoracic wall and diaphragm to the vertebral column, pelvis, and perineum, as well as detailed coverage of the orbit, nose, mouth, and cranial nerves.

Why This Book Stands Out

Every section emphasises the relationship between structure and clinical dysfunction. For example, the chapter on mediastinal structures explains how pathology in this central compartment affects the heart and great vessels. The discussion of the pleura and lungs is paired with clinical notes on pneumothorax and pleural effusion. In the abdomen, the coverage of the liver, spleen, and pancreas includes applied surgical anatomy, while the section on the kidneys and posterior abdominal wall addresses renal colic and retroperitoneal structures.

The upper limb section (shoulder region, elbow and forearm, wrist and hand) is invaluable for orthopaedic and sports medicine contexts, detailing nerve injuries, fractures, and common entrapment neuropathies. Similarly, the lower limb chapters (hip and thigh, knee and leg, foot) explain gait mechanics, joint instability, and compartment syndromes.

Specialised Head and Neck Coverage

A standout feature is the detailed exploration of the skull, scalp and face, followed by the temporomandibular joint, pharynx and larynx. The chapters on the ear, intracranial region and cranial nerves, and the meninges and blood supply provide essential neuroanatomy for understanding stroke, facial nerve palsy, and intracranial haemorrhage. The vessels, nerves and lymph drainage of the neck are presented in a way that directly supports clinical examination and surgical approaches.

Pedagogical Features

- High-quality illustrations and labelled diagrams accompany every anatomical description.

- Clinical correlations appear throughout, helping students apply anatomy to diagnosis and treatment.

- Systematic organisation from body systems (introduction) to regional parts ensures easy navigation.

- Comprehensive index allows rapid lookup of any structure, organ, or clinical condition.

Target Audience

This book is perfectly suited for:

- Medical students preparing for anatomy exams and clinical rotations.

- Nursing and physiotherapy students requiring applied anatomy.

- Surgical residents and fellows needing a quick refresher on regional anatomy.

- Allied health professionals in radiology, sports medicine, and emergency care.

Published by Hodder Arnold, a trusted name in medical education, Illustrated Clinical Anatomy combines the authority of a reference text with the accessibility of a study guide. Whether you are dissecting the abdominal alimentary tract, examining the vertebral column for disc pathology, or reviewing lymph drainage patterns in oncology, this book delivers accurate, clinically actionable information.A comprehensive

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Q1

What is the first clinical application covered in the thorax section?

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Thoracic wall and diaphragm, including rib fractures and diaphragmatic hernias.
Q2

Which chapter explains pneumothorax using anatomical drawings?

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Chapter 4: The pleura and lungs – details lung surface markings and pleural reflections.
Q3

Where can I find the anatomy of the peritoneal cavity and its disorders?

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Chapter 5: The abdominal wall and peritoneum – covers peritonitis and ascites.
Q4

Does the book cover surgical anatomy of the liver and pancreas?

A4

Yes, Chapter 7 details liver segments, biliary tree, and pancreatic relations.
Q5

Which section describes kidney stones and retroperitoneal pain pathways?

A5

Chapter 8: The kidneys and posterior abdominal wall – includes renal colic.
Q6

How does the text approach pelvic fractures and obstetric anatomy?

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Chapter 9: The pelvis – covers bony landmarks, ligaments, and pelvic diameters.
Q7

Is there a dedicated chapter on the vertebral column and back pain?

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Yes, Part III (Chapter 11) covers intervertebral discs, spinal nerves, and curvatures.
Q8

Does the book explain hip joint blood supply and femoral neck fractures?

A8

Yes, Chapter 15: The hip and thigh – covers retinacular vessels and fracture risks.
Q9

Which chapter covers ankle sprains and Achilles tendon pathology?

A9

Chapter 16: The knee, leg and dorsum of the foot – ligaments and tendon anatomy.
Q10

How does the book cover lymph node drainage in head and neck cancer?

A10

Chapter 23: The vessels, nerves and lymph drainage – cervical levels and metastasis.

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Preface

Acknowledgements

INTRODUCTION

The structure of the body – the systems and organs

PART I. THE THORAX

1. Thoracic wall and diaphragm

2. Thoracic cavity

3. Mediastinal structures

4. The pleura and lungs

PART II. THE ABDOMEN

5. The abdominal wall and peritoneum

6. The abdominal alimentary tract

7. The liver, spleen and pancreas

8. The kidneys and posterior abdominal wall

9. The pelvis

10. The perinetum

PART III. THE BACK

11. The vertebral column

PART IV. THE UPPER LIMB

12. The shoulder region

13. The elbow and forearm

14. The wrist and hand

PART V. THE LOWER LIMB

15. The hip and thigh

16. The knee, leg and dorsum of the foot

17. The foot

PART VI. THE HEAD AND NECK

18. The skull, scalp and face

19. The orbit, nose and mouth

20. The temporomandibular joint, pharynx and larynx

21. The ear, intracranial region and cranial nerves

22. The neck

23. The vessels, nerves and lymph drainage

24. The meninges and blood supply

INDEX