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Textbook of Human Anatomy. In 3 vol. Vol. 1. Locomotor apparatus

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L. L. Kolesnikov, D. B. Nikitiuk, S. V. Klochkova, I. G. Stelnikova

  • ГЭОТАР-Медиа
  • 2026
  • 288 pages

Medical subjects

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This book provides essential facts of human anatomy for medical students. It demonstrates the basic knowledge for exam preparation and practice review of visual experiences. Plenty of clear illustrations (more than 900 pictures, radiographic and cross-sectional images) help students memorize the topics of anatomy. Modern imaging technologies allow the depiction of organs and systems in a variety of ways to gain thorough knowledge and to link to the clinical setting. The content of the book corresponds to the Federal Program for medical education.

Material is divided according to systemic anatomy into three volumes. Volume 1 contains Introduction, Human development, and Locomotor apparatus.

  1. 01Introduction into the human body
    1. History
    2. Human development
  2. 02Structural organization of the human body
    1. Human position in nature
    2. Parts and regions of human body
    3. Constitution
    4. Anatomical terminology
  3. 03Bones
    1. Classifi cation of bones
    2. Structure of the bones
    3. Osteology (bones, or skeletal system)
      1. Bones of the trunk
        1. The level of cervical vertebrae
        2. The level of thoracic vertebrae
        3. The level of thoracic vertebrae
        4. The level of sacral vertebrae
        5. Anomalies of the bones of the axial skeleton
      2. Bones of the upper and lower limbs
        1. Bones of the upper limb
        2. Bones of the lower limb
        3. Radiographic anatomy of the bones of the body and limbs
      3. Cranium
        1. Development of the cranium
      4. Bones of the skull
        1. The bones of the brain box
        2. The bones of the viscerocranium
      5. Cranium as a whole
        1. Neurocranium (brain box)
        2. Viscerocranium (facial skeleton)
        3. Buttresses of the cranium
        4. Shapes of the cranium
        5. The skulls of newborns
        6. Age-related changes of skulls
        7. Sex differences of skulls
        8. Radiographic anatomy of the skulls
  4. 04Joints (Articular system)
    1. General arthrosyndesmology
      1. Development of joints
      2. Synarthroses
      3. Fibrous joints
      4. Cartilaginous joints
      5. Bony union
      6. Synovial joints
      7. Motion (movements) in joints
      8. Principles of classifi cation of joints
        1. Classification of joints according to axes of rotation and the shape of the articular surfaces
        2. Classifi cation of joints according to construction and organization
      9. Specifi c articular system
      10. Joins of the bones of the trunk
      11. Connections of the vertebrae
        1. Zygapophysial joints
      12. Connections of the sacrum and coccyx
      13. Connections of the vertebral column and cranium
      14. Vertebral column
      15. Joins of the ribs
      16. Thorax as a whole
      17. Joints of the skull
      18. Cranial fi brous joints
      19. Temporomandibular joint
      20. Joints of the upper limb
        1. Joints of the pectoral girdle
        2. Joints of the free upper limb
      21. Joints of the lower limb
        1. Joints of the pelvic girdle
        2. Pelvis as a whole
        3. Joints of the free lower limb
        4. Connections between the phalanges of the foot
  5. 05Muscles (Muscular system)
    1. Systemic anatomy
      1. General anatomy of the skeletal muscles
      2. Structure of the skeletal muscles
      3. Classification of the muscles
      4. The auxillary apparatus of the muscles
      5. Muscles of the back
      6. Classification of muscles of the back according to topography and shape
      7. Classification of muscles of the back according to development
      8. Superficial muscles of the back
        1. Muscles attached to the bones of the upper limb
        2. Muscles attached to ribs
        3. Muscles of the back proper
        4. Long muscles
        5. Short muscles
        6. Suboccipital muscles
      9. Fasciae of the back
      10. Topography of the back
      11. Muscles of the thorax
      12. Classification of muscles of the thorax
      13. Muscles attached to the bones of the upper limb
      14. Muscles of the thorax proper
      15. Fasciae of the thorax
        1. Topography of the thorax
      16. Diaphragm
      17. Muscles of the abdomen
      18. Classification of muscles of the abdomen according to topography and shape
      19. Anterolateral group
        1. Long muscles
        2. Broad muscles
        3. Posterior group
        4. Fasciae of the abdomen
        5. Topography of the abdomen
      20. Muscles of the neck
        1. Classification of muscles of the neck according to topography
        2. Classification of muscles of the neck according to development
        3. Muscles of the neck are located forwards the larynx and large vessels
        4. Infrahyoid muscles
        5. Suprahyoid muscles
        6. Deep muscles
        7. Fasciae of the neck
        8. Regions of the neck
        9. Triangles of the neck
        10. Potential tissue spaces of the neck
      21. Muscles of the head
        1. Classification of muscles of the head according to topography and action
        2. Facial muscles (muscles of facial expressions)
        3. Epicranial muscle group
        4. Masticatory muscles
        5. Fasciae of the head
        6. Topography of the head
      22. Muscles of the upper limb
        1. Muscles of the pectoral girdle
        2. Muscles of the free part of the upper limb
        3. Muscles of the forearm
        4. Muscles of the hand
        5. Fasciae of the upper limb
        6. Topography of the upper extremity
      23. Muscles of the lower limb
        1. Muscles of the pelvic girdle
        2. Muscles of the free part of the lower limb
        3. Muscles of the leg
        4. Muscles of the foot
        5. Fasciae of the lower limb
      24. Osteofibrous canals and synovial sheaths for the tendons on the foot
      25. Topography of the lower extremity

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