Case Files Anatomy 3/E (LANGE Case Files)

I have already taken anatomy in med school. Easy to read and a good review for me. I sort of wish my class incorporated this book into the teaching.The books are small so it's easy to carry around. If they had spiral binding, they would have been good for the gym.The questions at the end are super easy though...for better or for worse.

As an anatomy instructor, I found this book to be a great resource of clinical pearls to include in lectures. The cases are well presented with clear ties to the anatomy.

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Imagine attending a weekly lecture held by a renowned anatomist who presents an engrossing case that encompasses a specific anatomical issue and the structures related to it. In case your medical-school anatomy class was not well taught, this book will help you move beyond simple structure-function memorization to understanding the interplay of structures and the pathologies involved. This was an excellent supplement to my anatomy books and was by far the most useful tool for understanding gross anatomy and rocking the board exam.

Finally an anatomy book I can read and gets the key information across in succinct description and diagrams. The clinical scenarios are plausible and even interesting.