GRAY,S ANATOMY FOR STUDENTS
| IN THIS NEW EDITION OF GRAYS ANATOMY THERE ARE MANY TOPICS HAS BEEN REVIEWED AND MANY ILLUSTRATIONS HAVE BEEN UPDATED. | | |
| ANATOMY FORMS THE BASES OF PRACTICE OF MEDICINE. | |
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ANATOMY LEADS THE PHYSICIAN TOWARDS AN UNDERSTANDING OF A PATIENTS DISEASE WHETHER HE OR SHE IS CARRYING OUT A PHYSICAL EXAMINATION OR USING THE MOST ADVANCED IMAGING TECHNIQUES. ANATOMY CAN B STUDIED FOLLOWING EITHER A REAGIONAL OR A SYSTEMIC APPROACH.
WITH A REGIONAL APPROACH EACH REGION OF THE BODY IS STUDIED SEPARATELY AND ALL ASPECTS OF THAT REGION ARE STUDIED AT THE SAME TIME.FOR EXAMPLE IF THE THORAX IS TO BE STUDIED ALL OF HIS STRUCTURES ARE EXAMINED. THIS INCLUDES THE VASCULATURE, THE NERVES, THE BONES, THE MUSCLES, AND ALL OTHER STRUCTURE AND ORGANS LOCATED IN THE REGION OF TEH BODY DEFINED HAS THE THORAX.
IN CONTRAST IN THE SYSTEMICAPPROACH EACH SYSTEM OF THE BODY IS STUDIED AND FOLLOWED THROUGH OUT THE ENTIRE BODY FOR EXAMPLE, A STUDY OF THE CARDIOVASCULAR SYSTEM LOOKS AT THE HEART AND ALL OF THE BLOOD VESSELS IN THE BODY. WHEN THIS IS COMPLETED THE NERVOUS SYSTEM, MIGHT BE EXAMINED IN DETAIL.
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