Manual of Anatomy: Abdomen; Thorax; Head and Neck; Nervous System; Organs of Special Sense; And, an Appendix Containing the Bale Nomenclature and a Gl (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781174113321)

"Manual of Anatomy" by Alexander MacGregor Buchanan, provides a detailed overview of human anatomy, originally published in 1907. This comprehensive guide covers the abdomen, thorax, head and neck, nervous system, and organs of special sense. It also includes an appendix containing the Bale nomenclature and a glossary.

Intended for students and practitioners of medicine, this manual offers detailed descriptions and illustrations to aid in the understanding of human anatomy. Its thoroughness makes it a valuable resource for anyone studying the complexities of the human body. This historical text offers insights into the anatomical knowledge and medical practices of the early 20th century.

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