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The Cervical Spine Image Bank, 1st Edition

Author :
By James Taylor
A unique selection of images of normal anatomy, age changes in anatomy and the morbid anatomy of injuries in the upper cervical region. Extracted from Professor James Taylor's text, The Cervical Spine: An atlas of normal anatomy and the morbid anat ...view more

A unique selection of images of normal anatomy, age changes in anatomy and the morbid anatomy of injuries in the upper cervical region.

Extracted from Professor James Taylor's text, The Cervical Spine: An atlas of normal anatomy and the morbid anatomy of ageing and injuries, The Cervical Spine Image Bank is a collection of 150 unique images of normal, degenerate and injured joints, muscles and ligaments in the cervical spine.

It will appeal to health professionals wishing to:

  • Enhance clinical understanding of cervical spine pathologies resulting from injury and ageing
  • Empower students to visualise anatomical structures and develop clinical decision making skills
  • Reassure and educate patients suffering from cervical spine injury and pain
ISBN :
9780729586634
Publication Date :
15-09-2017
Stock Status :
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A unique selection of images of normal anatomy, age changes in anatomy and the morbid anatomy of injuries in the upper cervical region.

Extracted from Professor James Taylor's text, The Cervical Spine: An atlas of normal anatomy and the morbid anatomy of ageing and injuries, The Cervical Spine Image Bank is a collection of 150 unique images of normal, degenerate and injured joints, muscles and ligaments in the cervical spine.

It will appeal to health professionals wishing to:

  • Enhance clinical understanding of cervical spine pathologies resulting from injury and ageing
  • Empower students to visualise anatomical structures and develop clinical decision making skills
  • Reassure and educate patients suffering from cervical spine injury and pain

Key Features
  • Image labels to highlight key pathological features
  • Systematic coverage of spinal elements, which is logical and easy to follow
  • Inclusion of all anatomical features, including bone, disc, facet joints and dorsal roots

Author Information
By James Taylor