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Netter’s Atlas of Human Anatomy is the most loved and best selling anatomy atlas in the English language. In over 540 beautifully colored and easily understood illustrations, it teaches the complete human body with unsurpassed clarity and accuracy. This new edition features 57 revised, 200 relabeled and 17 wholly new plates, drawn fully in the tradition of Frank Netter, and includes more imaging and clinical images than ever before. Six Consulting Editors have worked together to ensure the new edition’s accuracy and usefulness in the lecture theatre, classroom and dissection lab. Fifty plates from the book as well as a powerful and varied bank of ancillary material, unique to this atlas, are available online through STUDENT CONSULT. * Includes uniquely informative drawings that allow you – and have allowed generations of students – to learn structures with confidence. * Associates normal anatomy with an application of that knowledge in a clinical setting. * Offers a strong selection of imaging to show you what is happening three dimensionally in the human body, the way you see it in practice……..
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 “Netter Fan” 2009-07-03
By Merena (Milwaukee, Wi)
Excellent atlas. Dr. Netter used his career in surgery to formulate the most realistic and lifelike representation of the human body imaginable. I am still amazed that he drew all of the pictures!

 “GREAT!!” 2009-06-29
By Ana Carolina Monge (Costa Rica)
This book has great images for students in anatomy class, its really easy to use and very self explanatory!!!

 “Atlas of Human Anatomy” 2009-06-05
By W. D. Bobco (Chicago area)
The book was purchased as a gift for a friend of mine who is taking a class in gross anatomy this summer. It was recommended to me by his girl friend who took the course last summer, and found it indispensible for review of the human body

 “A SHAME!” 2009-05-08
By Paula, MD Portugal (Portugal, Europe)
I purchased this Metter Atlas, and 3 days later I received an e-mail saying that it would be refunded because AMAZON would not “give order” for the purchase. I need the book, and it is a SHAME the way I was treated. I sent several e-mails demanding an explanation for the situation, and until now I did not recaieve any feed-back or justification for what happened. Thus I have no idea why I can’t buy the book. If this surveys is ever to be read by anyone, I would at least appreciate an explanation.

 “Netter’s Atlas of Human Anatomy” 2009-05-05
By Juanita M
Helps you have a mental picture of what you are going to see when you go to lab.

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By Jeff Parker (writer), Carlo Pagulayan (artist), Jason Paz with Noah Salonga (inkers)

The Story: Jimmy Woo makes Norman Osborn’s black list by returning the gold reserves that were stolen from the government two months ago. But no sooner he get back, he sets off on a private mission to get more information on Suwan and leaves his new ex-SHIELD administrator in charge. Unfortunately, there’s a problem at the Atlas Las Vegas Biolab. It’s gone feral with neglect and managed to annoy the Hulk. Then, it’s Atlas against the Incredible Hulk.

What’s Good: The strength of this issue owes itself in equal parts to art and story.

The art is detailed and expressive. For example, the expression on Bruce Banner’s face when he’s being drugged by the Atlas Biolab, the subtle touch of green in his eyes… simply beautiful. The Hulk’s transformation is fantastic as well. I haven’t seen a lot of artists take on the half-transformed Hulk and do a good job. Jimmy’s hovercar is a nice little retro touch, as is M-11 as always. And without a doubt, Mr. Lao the dragon is a never-miss always feast for the eyes.

The foreground story of the Agents battling the Hulk, was satisfactory, but unoriginal. The luminary part of the book was all the backstory development. Woo’s flashback in the dragon cave was just a conversation between him and Mr. Lao, but the content was so interesting and tense that Parker had me begging for more. The introduction of the Jade Claw was also a tantalizing dvelopment that will have me impatient for issue #9. Lastly, all I can say about Ken Hale the sniper is… cool.

What’s Not So Good: I couldn’t find much to complain about in this issue, but let’s pretend M-11 is forcing me. Then I’d have to say I’m indifferent to Venus. She’s one of the team’s powerhouses, but in terms of personality she’s really just an extra who also happens to be a plot device. That may change and I know there’s some interesting stuff to her (her non-human origin for example), but right now, almost everyone else is way more interesting than she is.

Conclusion: Pagulayan’s art, combined with Parker’s strong, well-paced un-ravelling of ancient and recent mysteries make this a very solid issue.

Grade: B+

-DS Arsenault

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Based on Weir & Abrahams’ Imaging Atlas of Human Anatomy, 3rd Edition, this CD-ROM presents all of the anatomical structures of the normal, healthy human body as seen via the full range of modern imaging techniques. The content is completely revised and updated to reflect the state of the art in CT, MR, ultrasound, and color Doppler imaging.

· Presents hundreds of images of unsurpassed clarity.
· Depicts each anatomical structure via a variety of images representing different views and modalities.
· Offers comprehensive labeling, which can also be turned off to facilitate self testing.
· Focuses on normal anatomy only, teaching users to recognize the radiologic appearance of healthy structures.

· Delivers all of the still images found in the 3rd Edition text.
· Offers timed labeling exercises for realistic exam preparation.
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 “Medical School Resource” 2009-06-13
By A. Rogers
Good for images of normal human anatomy on X-ray. Not particularly helpful at Mercer University SOM.

 “Imaging Atlas of Human Anatomy” 2008-09-23
By Lindsey Finfrock
This book was actually required for my program classes this semester. The picutres in the book are very well presented and is labeled very well. I have found it very useful in helping me prepare for my exams.

 “atlas that is actually small enough to have around” 2007-02-10
By S. Holz (Toledo, Ohio United States)
This is not the most thorough cross sectional atlas available. However, the smaller size of this book compared to other anatomy references is a bonus. This book’s portable size makes it easily available when needed. Has nice MRI pics that are very useful when reading studies. It is still useful to have a larger atlas available when on call, but this one works for most studies. Good value.

 “DONT WASTE YOUR MONEY!” 2006-04-10
By RadRes (San Francisco, CA)
I am a 4th year Radiology Resident at UCSF. I can’t believe I spent money on the 3rd edition CD-ROM atlas a couple of years ago. If you are a radiology resident, do not buy this! The image quality is poor, the resolution is awful, the images are too small even if you decrease the screen resolution, and the cross sectional images are worse than the images we acquire with extremely outdated county hospital equipment. The cross sections from the CT brain are acquired in an oblique projection, making them difficult to compare with the images obtained at most hospitals. The MRI images are way outdated. I just pulled up some angio images to go over vascular anatomy for the upcoming oral board exam and these images are awful! No celiac axis, no detailed pelvic vasculature. I am angry and embarrassed that I spent $80 on this. Fortunately, my book stipend paid for it. I don’t want you to make the same mistake. You should expect better quality images for such an expensive atlas.

 “Excellent atlas” 2005-08-22
By Asa C. Black
This atlas is the best imaging atlas I have encountered to date in a price range suitable for medical students. The illustrations are of superb quality, and cover a wide range of images, including CT scans, MRIs, angiograms, etc. The only real limitation of the atlas is that it does not cover any pathological anatomy. We have used the Barrett atlas for MRIs in the past, but will probably discontinue using it since the Weir text has very similar MRIs. We will continue using the Wicke text, but the Weir text has figures comparable to a fair number of the Wicke figures, in addition to having the best array of MRIs, CT scans, angiograms, etc.

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Responding to current trends in anatomy curricula, this innovative new resource covers surface and radiological anatomy and cutaneous and muscular innervations as well as gross anatomy. Outstandingly realistic three-dimensional photographs and illustrations, plus a consistent chapter organization, summary tables, and other user-friendly features, enhance readers’ mastery of essential information. It provides students with a unique resource for use before, during and after lab work, in preparation for examinations, and later on as a primer for clinical work. * LARGE PHOTOS, typically just one per page, taken in such a way as to be as intuitive as possible: so, no more squinting over a small photo or wondering where on the live body the dissection image might relate to; * DIGITAL PHOTOSHOP TECHNIQUES used on some of the dissections to color enhance structures and thereby combine the best features of a photo atlas and an artwork atlas like Netter (see p.9 of the sample chapter): so, no more puzzling over structures that are hard to distinguish from the background of the dissection, a criticism often levelled at photographic atlases; * Simple, non-parallel LEADER LINE LABELLING as opposed to matching numbers to a key at the bottom of the page: so, no need to spend time trying to find a number on a dissection, then matching it to a key at the bottom of the page; * ORIENTATION INSERTS when the dissection photo is an extreme close-up: so, students won’t be baffled anymore by close-ups they cannot understand;…….
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 “outstanding anatomy atlas” 2008-09-14
By Ashley
This is an outstanding supplemental atlas for medical school anatomy. The tables are great for learning how all of the muscles/nerves/vessels are related and the “real dissection photo” style of the book compliments a “Netter” type atlas very well when identifying anatomy in a cadaver.

 “Not the worst book ever.” 2007-10-01
By Naomi R. Anderson
The dissection photos are ok. You are able to see the structures in the dissection, but I would like to see different angles of the dissection to get a full view of the structures. I did not like the anatomical terms they use (fibular instead of peroneal) and the content (text) of this book is not as good as I would have liked it to be. I would recommend this text for the pictures only.

 “Wonderful Book for Cadaver Lab/Class” 2007-09-28
By S. McKenzie (Williamsport, PA)
This book has great cadaver photos. Also, I love the charts of the muscles that give: origin, insertion, action, innervation, blood supply, etc. Along with Gray’s Anatomy for students, this book is the book I use the most to prepare for and complete dissections.

 “Anatomy” 2007-07-15
By D. Bell (Tennessee)
Thanks so much! I quickly received my order, and it exactly matched its description. I will order again for books in the future.

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Master the structure and function of the normal human brain and spinal cord with this state-of-the-art, beautifully illustrated atlas! This thoroughly updated new edition features more than 450 full-color photographs that demonstrate the gross, histologic, and imaging appearance of central nervous system anatomy. Readers will clearly understand how each structure functions as well as how it relates to other parts of the brain and spinal cord. * Features a unique collection of exclusively human material throughout the book. * Makes complex information easier to understand with summary boxes under each major heading… highlighting of clinical correlates…and better cross-referencing between the illustrations and text. * Organizes material into two parts: the first focusing on the morphology of the brain and spinal cord; the second on the functional relationships between these structures……..
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 “Great book” 2007-11-03
By gradstud
Every structure is depicted in multiple meaningful pictures. Nice short introductions and interesting embryology section. It definitely is a great value for the price. I used it in a neuroanatomy introductory class (graduate level) and I will keep this book for future reference.

 “Fantastic. Review by former Physiology Fellow/Biochemist/Research Scientist” 2006-10-12
By Patrick D. Goonan (Pleasanton, CA)
This is a fantastic book and a bargain for the price. The photography is stunning. The choice of anatomical views and overall organization is superb. There is also a lot of histology content and it is well done. The same is true for the diagrams.

If you are taking a rigorous neuroanatomy class, this is a must have book. If you are not interested in this level of detail, it is still a great book to own at this price. I don’t think you will find anything even close to this quality for the cost.

The book is mostly color plates; however, the descriptive text is useful and concise. I give this text my highest recommendation and have no reservations about it. It is good for advanced, intermediate and beginner level studies. In short, it is a highly accessible text even for psychologists and therapists who don’t normally need this level of detail.

If you are a physician and what to show what is going on to a patient, this book is a perfect visual aid. However, the structures are real human brains, not diagrams. This may be a problem for some patients because there are also some very “visceral” cross sections through the head and skull that might be a lot for some people to handle.

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This companion resource to Gray’s Anatomy for Students presents a vivid, visual depiction of anatomical structures. It demonstrates their correlation with appropriate clinical images and surface anatomy – essential for proper identification in the dissection lab and successful preparation for course exams. Clinically focused, consistently and clearly illustrated throughout, and logically organised…Gray’s Atlas of Anatomy makes it easier to master the essential anatomy knowledge you need for exams and dissection labs.

• Learn anatomy in a logical fashion by following an approach that in many cases progresses from a superficial to a deep orientation in logical progression.
• Identify at a glance the various anatomical structures of the body and better understand their relationships to each other with the visual guidance of 1395 exquisitely illustrated anatomical figures.
• Visualize the clinical correlation between exterior and interior anatomy thanks to 85 surface anatomy photographs overlaid with anatomical drawings – more surface anatomy photographs than you will find in any other anatomy atlas!
• Recognize anatomical structures as they present in practice through 272 clinical images – including laparoscopic, radiologic, surgical, ophthalmoscopic, otoscopic, and other clinical views – placed adjacent to anatomic artwork for side-by-side comparison.
• Use additional online tools with bonus access to www.graysatlas.com with your purchase.

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 “Great mixture of clinical medicine and gross anatomy” 2008-09-22
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This book combines great illustrations with the appropriate clinical imaging(be it x-ray, MRI or whatever) to understand the relationships between the imaging and the underlying gross anatomy. A great resource whether you are studying for gross anatomy class, your USMLE Step1 exam, or brushing up on your anatomy while on the wards.

 “The illustrations by genius artist Richard Tibbitts will knock your socks off!” 2007-12-14
By Ant Farmer (USA Midwest)
Richard Tibbitts is the medical illustrator to watch, the heir apparent to Brödel and Pernkopf. The authors of this book should thank their lucky stars to be blessed by Mr. Tibbitt’s amazing artistic talent. Students using this book will cherish the rich educational experience afforded by the thoughtful, carefully planned illustrations that convey more knowledge in less time than thousands of words. Well done Mr. Tibbitts! Just when we think your work has reached the pinnacle, you again surprise us by outdoing yourself with another sublime and heroic masterpiece! The world is a richer place for your diligent efforts!

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Earlier this month, I shared with my readers what we all have in common with sea lions. Today, I’d like to reveal what we have in common with batteries.

Batteries, like the one shown above, have two terminals. One is marked (+), or positive; the other is marked (-), or negative. When properly aligned, the battery produces energy.

But what happens when the battery’s terminals aren’t lined up properly? It can’t function! Even a perfectly good, brand new, fully charged battery will not perform the way it’s supposed to if it’s misaligned.

Our bodies work in a similar fashion. The head, neck and spine need to be properly aligned in order for your nervous system to function the way it’s designed.

Health is your normal, natural state. At conception, two cells become four, four become eight, and so on until those original cells develop into trillions. This immensely complicated process doesn’t need help. If nothing interferes with it, children are born; healthy! So remember that as early as Day-1 we were designed to be healthy.

Upper Cervical Care is a system of analysis that focuses on the relationship between the spine and your nervous system. A fully functioning nervous system free of interference not only restores health, but it maintains health!

Even the healthiest of people can get sick as a result of spinal misalignment. This is why it’s necessary to have a chiropractor. You have a medical doctor… You have a dentist… and just like these professionals play an important role in your life, so does a chiropractor!

It’s time to get your power turned on.

The image below depicts a structural imbalance in the body resulting from upper cervical misalignment.

You might be surprised to learn that many cases of shoulder, back and pelvic pain are actually caused by a problem in the neck!

In an attempt to keep the eyes level with the horizon, your spine will bend, twist, and adapt as much as necessary.

Here’s what I want you to remember… If head/neck misalignment caused your pain sensations to develop, but you only address the other body parts that hurt, the problem will never go away.

La directiva del Atlas informó hoy la compra definitiva de la carta del portero argentino Mariano Damián Barbosa, quien llega como refuerzo titular para el Torneo Apertura 2009.

Tras la cancelación de la negociación para hacerse de los servicios del también pampero Juan Marcelo Ojeda, a quien se le detectó un problema en la sangre, el club tapatío hizo esfuerzos por contratar a otro guardameta sudamericano.

A través de un comunicado de prensa, la directiva del Atlas informó que el encargado de resguardar el arco rojinegro para los siguientes tres años será Damián Barbosa, de 24 años de edad y originario de Lanús, Argentina.

El portero llega de River Plate, hizo su debut profesional en el 2002 con el Club Atlético Banfield y tuvo un papel destacado en la Copa Libertadores 2005, que le abrió el camino para emigrar al Villarreal de España.

Con esta incorporación, Atlas completa su plantel rumbo al Torneo Apertura 2009.

Musculoskeletal Atlas. Carol Teitz. Dan Graney. University of Washington. URL: http://depts.washington.edu/msatlas/

Anatomía. Atlas.

Muscle Atlas: Musculoskeletal Radiology. University of Washington. URL: http://www.rad.washington.edu/academics/academic-sections/msk/muscle-atlas

Radiología. Atlas. BD multimedia.

Viajando por la internet, me encontré con diseños de Jerseys hechos por fans del fútbol mexicano, no son todos los equipos, veamos:

El jersey de San Luis.

A este equipo que si algo tiene es gente que lo alienta, le hicieron este diseño que le da un aire a Rosario Central, otra cosa más, no los patrocina ADIDAS en estos momentos:

El Jersey del Atlas.

Basado en un template de Umbro, el Aclas tiene este diseño que a mi no me gustó:

El Jersey de Chivas.

Este Jersey diseñado para Adidas, pareciera de un equipo francés, inglés o brasileño.

Jersey de Pumas.

El jersey basado en la marca Lotto que ya no vestirá más al campeón de mexico tenía una buena intención, aunque tal vez más para portero.

Jerysey de Guadalajara 3er equipo.

Si la anterior de chivas podría ser el 3er uniforme, esta podría ser mucho más que la local, la de lujo. Yo no le voy a las Chivas pero este diseño se ve muy perrón, lástima que su gente jamás vestrirá algo como esto diseñado para Nike, basado tal vez en el Manchester o el equipo nacional de Inglaterra:

Y así, estos diseños hechos por fans jamás los veremos en nuestros equipos, mucho menos en nuestras manos.

Créditos para quien los haya hecho.

Digital Anatomist Interactive Atlas. University of Washington. URL: http://www9.biostr.washington.edu/da.html

Anatomía. Atlas. BD multimedia.

Atlas of the Human Body. American Medical Association. URL: http://www.ama-assn.org/ama/pub/physician-resources/patient-education-materials/atlas-of-human-body.shtml

Anatomía. Atlas.

When planning a trip you would want to know how far the destination is, how to get there exactly and be sure not to miss the turn. So, you can get a GPS device and install in your car. But, if you don’t have a GPS device, then you will consult the map. Here is an amazing site that simplifies your work of getting directions. Fresh Logic Studios is a site that allows you to find directions in a very easy manner. Also, you don’t have to sign up with them to use this service. In the homepage, click on atlas where it takes you to a world atlas. This is simillar to the Google maps but it is more interactive. Of course, it must still update a lot for India, but you have enough locations to use this service. When you are on the atlas page, there will be a menu on the top with options such as directions, tools, etc.. Click on directions and a box will open up on the left side. This is where you enter the location. As shown in the snap below, I have entered Bangalore  and a lesser known location called “Sagar”. There are two sagars and the app will ask you to choose which one. After that click get directions and you will get the detailed directions with where to make the turns and the distance (in miles) and estimated time to reach that location. You can zoom in and see and also print this on a paper with the print option shown in the red circle be on the third snap. Cool isn’t it?

Not only that, the basic menu also has the find location to find any location in the city. But it still needs to update its database. Although it shows the roads, it cannot show it in the atlas, it can show it on the satellite images. This can be enabled from the satellite menu in the right corner below the top menu. Refer the 4th image in the gallery for this. There are more options in the advanced tab as well. The events option will list the events that will be happening in the city. It works only for major cities. I tired Bangalore and got quite a few results. Click on the one you want and a new box opens up giving a little details. To know more just click event in this new box and it will open the relevant site. Really nice tool. The rest of the options still need updating. But the site is really cool and is functional for the Western countries. Also, on signing up you will get 1 GB space to store your files and you can make friends and update your location on the atlas. Also, there is the experimental section where the users’ tweets are displayed real time. Do check it out.

Kaktüsgillerdendir. Anavatanı Orta ve Güney Amerika’dır. Doğal ortamlarında yetiştirildiğinde boyları 5 metreye kadar uzayabilir. Salon ve balkonlarda saksı içerisinde yetiştirilen türlerin boyları 30-90 cm arasında değişir. Genç dalları yassı veya üç parçalıdır. Gövdesinden uzayan sapların ucunda ilkbahar sonu ile yaz başlarında ucu açık boru biçimli pembe veya kırmızı renkli gösterişli çiçekler açarlar. Atlas çiçekleri en çok 3-4 gin açık kalırlar.

Tohumlar ile veya daha kolayı gövde parçalarının daldırılmasıyla çoğaltılırlar. Pamuklu bitlere karşı duyarlıdır. Bunlarla, uygun bitki ilacı kullanılarak mücadele edilmelidir.

Atlas Çiçeğinin Bitkisinin Yetiştirilmesi için Gerekli Şartlar:

Toprak: Bitki tüm kaktüs türleri gibi suyu iyi akıntılı toprağı sever. Uygun toprak hazırlamak için bahçe toprağına bolca kada dere kumu, biraz kil ve yanmış çiftlik gübresi eklenir.

Su: Yazın bolca su verilir. Kışın ise suyu iyice azaltılır.

Işık: Aydınlık ve yarı gölge yerleri sever.

Sıcaklık: Ilık ortamları seven bitki kışın en düşük 10 dereceye kadar dayanabilir. Yazın balkona veya bahçeye çıkarılabilir.

Gübre: Çiçek açtığı zamanlarda bitkiye ayda iki kez kaktüs gübresi verilir.

Saksı Değiştirme: Bitkinin kökü saksısını doldurduğunda, ilkbahar mevsiminde özenle sökülen bitki, uygun toprak ilave edilip bir numara büyüğü ile değiştirilir.

I recently came across these online jigsaw puzzles from the National Geographic Magazine stable (I’ll be returning to more of their resources for kids in the future).

Choose a map, then watch it break up into jigsaw puzzle pieces. Click the main picture, then you have to rebuild it against the clock.

Diese Woche ging wieder der Partner-Ticker für den Monat Juli 2009 vollgepackt mit News und Informationen zu den Interessenten auf die Reise. Und das sind diesmal die Themen in dieser Ausgabe gewesen:

• Bilder vom Virtualisierungs-Workshop
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• Wahl zum beliebtesten Systemhaus Deutschlands
• ETERNUS – Das sollte man sich merken…
• Infor Flex macht das Wechseln leichter
• Citrix XenServer 5.5 verfügbar
• Können ERP-Nutzer die Welt verändern?
• Elektronische Ausfuhranmeldung ist Pflicht!

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