Gray's Anatomy for Students

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Summary: Outstanding Anatomy Text
Review: I bought this book to review my gross anatomy. After looking at several other anatomy texts and atlases, this one stood out from the rest for its clarity and completeness. It is vastly superior to Moore's Clinically Oriented Anatomy and presents enough unique views of anatomy to enhance any atlas one might use. Although I wouldn't necessarily recommend a text this large for first year medical students, anyone with a particular interest in surgery or anatomy would find it a very worthwhile addition to their library.

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Summary: Richard Tibbitts illustrations are the best anywhere
Review: The illustrations by world renowned medical illustrator Richard Tibbitts will more than justify the price of this book. Even for those who have no interest in reading the text, they should consider the book for the beautiful and thoughtful artwork from a master of the craft who can truly tell a story of anatomy with his insightful and clear vision.

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Summary: Best anatomy book you can buy!
Review: This is a concise version of the grandfather of all anatomy books, the famous Gray's anatomy. Perfect for biomedical students of all disciplines it has the best diagrams available in full, rich colour. Organised according to region, and cross referenced to system, it has many clinically related text boxes linking the anatomy to a clinical pathology/condition.

Well written and easy to understand. An easy 10/10. I totally recommend it!