Yasuya Nomura 2014 The inner ear is a beautiful organ particularly when it is shown in color. Its sensory cells lie in a hard cavern (the temporal bone) of a deep sea (the inner ear fluids). Color illustrations bring the organ forth out of darkness into a brilliant world and enable us to see glittering original shapes suggesting […]
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Vasilios K. Thomaidis 2014 From Anatomy to Surgery It is said, “fear in surgery is fear of anatomy.” Unfortunately there is a chasm between the anatomy learned in the traditional way and what we see during surgery. The aim of this work is to offer the means to resolve this in a comprehensive way, by bridging relative […]
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Pierre Rabischong 2014 The main objective of this book is to show how to understand anatomy instead of simply describing structures, which can be found in conventional books of anatomy. The main principle is that man did not build man, which is an indisputable evidence. As a result, we have the solution but not the problem. In other words, […]
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Vincent Di Marino • Hubert Lepidi 2014 Our previous anatomical research topics on the levator ani muscles , the striated anal sphincter and the hypogastric plexuses have gradually led us to explore all of the anatomical structures of the pelvis. More recently, the expanded use of new surgical methods to treat urinary incontinence in women has led us […]
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Paolo Castelnuovo • Iacopo Dallan Manfred Tschabitscher 2013 An Atlas for Skull Base Surgeons Knowledge of human anatomy is one of the bases for the exercise of medicine. The considerable growth of core disciplines such as physiology, genetics, and immunology has led to major development of the teaching of these disciplines over the past 20 years, increasingly limiting […]
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Mirco Cosottini (a cura di) 2013 Presentazione a cura di Davide Caramella Il presente atlante anatomico dell’encefalo basato su immagini a RM ad alto campo vuole essere un agile strumento in mano a varie figure professionali che si avvicinano alle neuroimmagini. L’approccio all’anatomia encefalica utilizzato nel presente atlante è mirata a un utilizzo che non sia proprio dell’ultraspecialista. Oramai […]
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Alberto Tagliafico • Carlo Martinoli 2013 The musculoskeletal system is the bread and butter topic for many healthcare professionals. Some of them have to perform and interpret diagnostic imaging studies and make reports; others must request them and base on them the treatment of their patients. Excellent morphological visualization of bones and soft tissues with the related pathological conditions is […]
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Salah Mansour • Jacques Magnan Hassan Haidar • Karen Nicolas Stéphane Louryan 2013 Otology and clinical achievements in dealing with middle ear diseases have historically relied on the valuable work of anatomists, beginning with the Renaissance and throughout the revolutionary era of temporal bone microscopic dissections. During the last 20 years, thanks to the advanced work and research of […]
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Claudio Fonda • Lucia Manganaro • Fabio Triulzi (a cura di) 2013 Con i contributi di Andrea Righini e Cecilia Parazzini La Risonanza Magnetica Fetale (RMF) è una tecnica non invasiva di studio del feto che, a partire dalle 19-20 settimane di gestazione, consente di ottenere importanti informazioni sull’anatomia e sullo sviluppo fetale. Da ormai più di quindici […]
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Davor Ježek Editor 2013 In modern reproductive medicine, testicular biopsy is used for both diagnosing and treating the most dif fi cult cases of male infertility, such as azoospermia. The correct interpretation of histologic fi ndings related to the morphology of the testicular biopsy sample is crucial for therapeutic and in vitro fertilization procedures. The […]
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