Richard Drake, A. Wayne Vogl, Adam W.m. Mitchell

图书标准信息

• 作者 [美]杜雷克 编
• 出版社 北京大学医学出版社
• 出版时间 2010-06
• 版次 2
• ISBN 9787811169218
• 定价 248.00元
• 装帧 平装
• 开本 16开
• 纸张 铜版纸
• 页数 1103页
• 字数 2864千字

【内容简介】

作为特别为全球医学生打造的权威教科书，《双语教材：格氏解剖学教学版（第2版）》最鲜明的特色是注重解剖学知识的临床应用，将表面解剖学、诊断影像学、临床病例的学习融入解剖学基础知识的讲述中，充分体现了立足临床的编写理念。全书包含1000余幅原创高清示意图，并且同一结构在不同图片中使用相同颜色，使人体解剖结构的定位更加简明、清晰。与前一版相比，第2版更新并调整了“概论”、“腹部”等章节内容．既涵盖本领域最新进展。也使知识架构更加科学。超过100名全球知名学者组成了本书的国际顾问委员会，有效地保证了全书内容的准确性、先进性、易读性。

【目录】

1Thebody
Whatisanatomy？
Howcangrossanatomybestudied？
Importantanatomica，terms
Imaging
Diagnosticimagingtechniqrues
Nuclearmedicineimaging
Imageinterpretation
Plainradiography
Computedtomography
Magneticresonanceimaging
Nuclearmedicineimaging
Safetyinimaging
Bodysystems
Skeletalsystem
Cartilage
Bone
J0ints
Skinandfascias
Skin
Fascia
MUSCUlarsysfem
Cardiovascularsystem
Lymphaticsystem
Lymphaticvessels
Lymphnodes
Lymphatictrunksandducts
Nervoussystem
CentraInervoussystem
FunctionalsubdivisionsoftheCNS
Somaticpartofthenervoussysterm
Viscerofpartofthenervoussysterm
0thersystems
LnlCaICaSeS

2Back
Conceptualoverview
Generaldescription
Functions
Support
Movement
Protectionofthenervoussystem
Componentparts
Bones
Muscles
Vertebralcanal
Spinalnerves
Relationshiptootherregions
Head
Thorax，abdomen，andpelvisLimbs
Keyfeatures
Longvertebralcolumnandshortspinalcord
Intervertebralforaminaandspinalnerves
Innervationoftheback
Regionalanatomy
Skeleta，frameworkVertebrae
Intervertebralforamina
PosteriorspacesbetweenvertebralarchesJoints
Jointsbetweenvertebraeintheback
Ligaments
Anteriorandposteriorlongitudinalligaments
Ligamentaflava
Supraspinousligamentandligamentumnuchae
Interspinousligaments
Backmusculature
Superficialgroupofbackmuscles
Intermediategroupofbackmuscles
Deepgroupofbackmuscles
Suboccipitalmuscles
Spinalcord
Vasculature
Meninges
Arrangementofstructuresinthevertebral
Canal
Spinalnerves
5urtaceanatomy
Backsurfaceanatomy
Absenceoflateralcurvatures
Primaryandsecondarycurvaturesinthesagittalplane
UsefulnonvertebraIskeletaIlandmarks
Howtoidentifyspecificvertebralspinousprocesses
Visualizingtheinferiorendsofthespinalcordandsubarachnoidspace
Identilyingmajormuscles
ClinicaIcases

3Thorox
Conceptualoverview
Generaldescription
Functions
Breathing
Protectionofvitalorgans
Conduit
Componentparts
Thoracicwall
Superiorthoracicaperture
Inferiorthoracicaperture
Diaphragm
Mediastinum
PleuraIcavities
Relationshiptootherregions
Neck
Upperlimb
Abdomen
Breast
Keyfeatures
VertebralleveITIV/V
Venousshuntsfromlefttoright
Segmentalneurovascularsupplyofthoracicwall
Sympatheticsystem
Flexiblewallandinferiorthoracicaperture
Innervationofthediaphragm
Regionalanatomy
Pectoralregion
Breast
Musclesofthepectoralregion
THoracicwall
SkeletaIframework
Intercostalspaces
Diaphragm
Venousdrainage
Innervation
Movementsofthethoracicwallanddiaphragmduringbreathing
Pleuralcavities
Pleura
Lungs
Mediastinum
Middlemediastinum
Superiormediastinum
Posteriormediastinum
Anteriormediastinum
Surfaceanatomy
Thoraxsurfaceanatomy
Howtocountribs
Surfaceanatomyofthebreastinwomen
VisualizingstructuresattheTIV/VvertebralIevel
Visualizingstructuresinthesuperiormediastinum
Visualizingthemarginsoftheheart
WheretoIistenforheartsounds
Visualizingthepleuralcavitiesandlungs，pleuralrecesses，andlunqIobesandfissures
Wheretolistenforlungsounds
ClinicaIcases

4Abdomen
Conceptualoverview
Generaldescription
Functions
Housesandprotectsmajorviscera
Breathing
Changesinintra-abdominalpressure
ComponentpartsWall
Abdominalcavity
Inferiorthoracicaperture
Diaphragm
Pelvicinlet
Relationshiptootherregions
Thorax
Pelvis
Lowerlimb
Keyfeatures
ArrangementofabdominalvisceraintheAdult
Viscera
Definingsurfaceregionstowhichpainfromthegutisreferred
Wheretofindthekidneys
Wheretofindthespleen
Clinicalcases

5Pelvisandperineum
Conceptualoverview
Generaldescription
Functions
Containandsupportbladderfrectum，analcanal，andreproductivetracts
AnchorstherootsoftheexternaIgenitalia408
Componentparts
Pelvicinlet
Pelvicwalls
Pelvicoutlet
Pelvicfloor
Pelviccavity
Perineum
Relationshiptootherregions
Abdomen
Lowerlimb
Keyfeotures
Thepelviccavityprojectsposteriorly
Importantstructurescrosstheuretersinthepelviccavity
Theprostateisanteriortorectum
Theperineumisinnervatedbysacralspinalcordsegments
Nervesarerelatedtobone
ParasympatheticinnervationfrOmspinalcordlevels
S2toS4controlserection
Musclesandfasciaofthepelvicfloorandperineum
intersectattheperinealbody
Genderdeterminesthecourseoftheurethra
Regionalanatomy
Pelvis
Bones
Joints
0rientation
Genderdifierences
Truepelvis
Viscera
Fascia
Peritoneum
Nerves
Bloodvessels
Lymphatics
Perineum
Bordersandceiling
Ischio-analfossaeandtheiranteriorrecesses
Analtriangle
Urogenitaltriangle
Somaticnerves
Visceralnerves
Bloodvessels
Veins
Lymphatics
Surfaceanatomy
Surfaceanatomyofthepelvisandperineum
Orientationofthepelvisandperineumintheanatomicalposition
Howtodefinethemarginsoftheperineum
Identificationofstructuresintheanaltriangle
Identificationofstructuresintheurogenitaltriangleofwomen
Identificationofstructuresintheurogenitaltriangleofmen
ClinicaICases

6Lowerlimb
Conceptualoverview
Generalintroduction
Function
Supportthebodyweight
Locomotion
Componentparts
Bonesandjoints
Muscles
Relationshiptootherregions
Abdomen
Pelvis
Perineum
Keypoints
Innervationisbylumbarandsacralspinal
Nerves
Nervesrelatedtobone
Superficialveins
Regionalanatomy
Bonypelvis
ProximaIfemur
Hipjoint
GatewaystothelowerIimb
Nerves
Arteries
Veins
Lymphatics
Deepfasciaandthesaphenousopening
FemoraItriangle
Glutealregion
Muscles
Nerves
Arteries
Veins
Lymphatics
Thigh
Bones
Muscles
Arteries
Veins
Nerves
Kneeioint
Tibiofibularjoint
Poplitealfossa
Leg
Bones
Joints
Posteriorcompartmentofleg
Lateralcompartmentofleg
Anteriorcompartmentofleg
_0at
Bones
Joints
Tarsaltunnel，retinacula，andarrangementofmajor
structuresattheankle
Archesofthefoat
Plantaraponeurosis
Fibroussheathsoftoes
Extensorhoods
Intrinsicmuscles
Arteries
Veins
Nerves
Surfaceanatomy
Lowerlimbsurfaceanatomy
Avoidingthesciaticnerve
Findingthefemoralarteryinthefemoral
triangle
Identifyingstructuresaroundtheknee
Visualizingthecontentsofthepoplitealfossa
Findingthetarsaltunnel——thegatewaytothefoot
Identifyingtendonsaroundtheankleandinthefoot
……
7Upperlimb
8Headandneck