Suitable for the Students of Medicine
This book is very useful and suitable for the students studying in the field of medicine. Human anatomy is one of the most important subjects for students of medical colleges. Since there is a dearth of high quality books on the subject with an easy to understand language, B. D. Chaurasiya has compiled this comprehensive book on the matter of human anatomy. 'B. D. Chaurasiya’s Human Anatomy: Vol 1: Upper Limb Throax' basically deals with a certain part of the human anatomical structure. The book aims on giving the students a deeper knowledge of the subject in a consolidated manner.
Different and Unique
Unlike most of the other books in the market that are more like journals and seem a tad difficult to understand, this book is more about explaining the concepts to the students and is completely user-oriented. Mr. Chaurasiya happens to be one of the best authors on human anatomy and in this book, he has given all the little insights that are necessary for the student to understand the human body in an effective manner. In these regards, this book is very unique because it has been authored by a very renowned person in the field.
Vast Portion Covered
This book covers a vast portion of the upper body anatomy. It comprises of highly detailed and well-versed chapters on the bones of upper limbs as well as pectoral region, scapular region, the forearm and the anatomy of the hand, joints of upper limbs and so on. Most importantly, the book contains detailed information on the wall of thorax, thoracic cavity and the pleura, pericardium and the heart. Because of these reasons, the book becomes a one-source of knowledge for medicine students studying the human anatomy.
About the Author
This book has been authored by Dr. B. D. Chaurasiya. He is an Indian doctor and an educationist. Dr. Chaurasiya has written many books to date. Some of his most significant books are the Handbook of General Anatomy and Human Anatomy for Dental Students: Regional and Applied Anatomy, Clinical Applications, Dissection.
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