Atlas of Anatomy

This is my first anatomy atlas and I highly recommend anyone going into the medical field or taking any anatomy related classes to pick this up. It was one of the best purchases and decision I have made as it really helped me out during my anatomy class in college. I haven't tried netter or grant's but I highly recommend this one. I love the details and all the pictures with different angles. I got the textbook new which came with online access. I recommend getting that version if you like both a physical copy and online access on your laptop/ipad/iphone while traveling or going to school:)

This is a very comprehensive textbook with great attention to detail about clinical anatomy. The authors have put a lot of time and resources into making this book clinically relevant and I believe it is the best atlas out there!

This is a phenomenal book. I got this for my anatomy class and it came in very handy. I highly recommend this item and it is well illustrated for anatomy of all levels

The greatest human anatomy atlas ever created. An absolute marvel of human achievement. If the Library of Alexandria still stood, this would be their anatomical reference. Can you tell I like this book, just a little? Seriously, if you are studying human anatomy at the postgraduate/MD level you simply must have a copy of this book close by. Just, superb.

Great for medical students in anatomy and surgical residents. I used an online version through med school but wanted a hard copy to study from now that I’m a resident. Not expensive and worth the money!

I am a retired Plastic surgeon, who always had a very special interest in Anatomy. In medical school I mostly used Grant's Anatomy, but also had the original Sobotta in 4 volumes, Hamilton Lockhart and Fyfe and Gray's anatomy. Since my retirement 10 years ago I purchased all the new Atlases: Gilroy, Netter, Grant 13th edition, Sobotta 15th edition in 3 volumes and Clemente .I found the colors too vivid in the 15th edition of Grant Atlas but it is a BEAUTIFUL Atlas. Gilroy is definitely one of my favorite with wonderful illustrations. My only criticism is that the V and VII nerve are not as well done as Grant. My three favorite are : Gilroy, Grant and Netter and you cannot go wrong with any of those 3. Having all 4 Atlases and tired of going from one to the others I made Gilroy my favorite by copying the V and VII cranial nerves from Grant and the diagrams of the vascular, nervous and lymphatic systems at the beginning of Netter and adding them to Gilroy, making it the VERY best.

Great!

So comprehensive, so extensive, on the subject of human anatomy! Color drawings that look like photos. The best I've ever seen - and at the price a bargain! Yes, one should be in every household for education and reference Lee Smith

This is the book to get if you want a refresher on Anatomy. This book is the bible practically for medical illustrators, and has been recommended up and down by the community of medical illustrators. The description is exactly as described, and arrived much earlier than expected. Very happy with the purchase.

Fantastic book.

Atlas of anatomy is the gold standard book for understand and identifying each and every arteries in the body and clinical part is much better than other books.

My son is very interested in studying medicine in the future and found this text book to be very comprehensive and enjoyable to study from.

clear concepts on human body. It is really a map of human body.