Anatomy for Anaesthetists
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This eighth edition is supported by the generous use of illustrations, including clear depictions of nerve and blood vessel paths. Anatomical areas of special interest to the anaesthetist are highlighted. Contents; The Mouth; The Nose; The Pharynx; The Larynx; The Trachea; The Main Bronchi; The Pleura; The Lungs; The Pericardium; The Heart; Developmental Anatomy; The Vertebrae and Sacrum; The Spinal Meninges; The Spinal Cord; The Spinal Nerves; The Cervical Plexus; The Brachial Plexus; The Thoracic Nerves; The Lumbar Plexus; The Sacral and Coccygeal Plexuses; Introduction; The Sympathetic System; The Parasympathetic System; Introduction; The Olfactory Nerve (I); The Optic Nerve (II); The Oculomotor Nerve (III); The Trochlear Nerve (IV); The Trigeminal Nerve (V); The Abducent Nerve (VI)
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