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INDICE: Contributors and reviewersAcknowledgementsBibliography of selected titlesAn historical introduction to Gray's Anatomy Ruth Richardson Anatomical nomenclatureSection 1 - CELLS, TISSUES AND SYSTEMSSection Editor: Caroline WigleyWith specialist contributions by Michael A Adams (chapter 5), Sue M Black (5), Patricia Dolan (5), William C Earnshaw (1), Paul A Felts (3), Andrew JT George (4), Jonathan C Kentish (6), W Niall A Kirkpatrick (7), Mary-Clare C Miller (7), Jagdeep Nanchahal (7), Terence A Partridge (5), Jeremy PT Ward (6)Reviewers: Robert F Brooks (chapter 2), E Birgitte Lane (7), Roger J Morris (1)New images supplied by Peter A Helliwell (chapters 2-7), Joe Mathew (2-7) Bart Wagner (1-7)1 Basic structure and function of cells2 Integrating cells into tissues3 Nervous system4 Blood, lymphoid tissues and haemopoiesis5 Functional anatomy of the musculoskeletal system6 Smooth muscle and the cardiovascular and lymphatic systems7 Skin and its appendagesSection 2 - EMBRYOGENESISSection Editor: Patricia CollinsWith specialist contributions by Peter R Braude (chapters 8, 11), Eric Jauniaux (9)8 Preimplantation development9 Implantation and placentation10 Cell populations at gastrulation11 Embryonic induction and cell division 12 Cell populations at the start of organogenesis13 Early embryonic circulation14 Pre- and postnatal developmentSection 3 - NEUROANATOMYSection Editor: Alan R Crossman Embryology, Growth and Development Editor: Patricia CollinsWith specialist contributions by Anthony Graham (chapter 24), Paul D Griffiths (17), Alan Jackson (16), Andres Lozano (21), Zoltan Molnár (24), David Neary (18-20, 23), Ronan O'Rahilly (24)Reviewers: Tipu Aziz (chapter 22), Roy Weller (16)15 Overview of the nervous system16 Ventricular system and subarachnoid space17 Vascular supply of the brain18 Spinal cord: internal organization19 Brain stem20 Cerebellum21 Diencephalon22 Basal ganglia23 Cerebral hemisphere 24 Development of the nervous systemSection 4 - HEAD AND NECKSection Editor: Susan StandringEmbryology, Growth and Development Editor: Patricia CollinsMicrostructure Editor: Caroline WigleyWith specialist contributions by Sue M Black (chapter 26), Ronald H Douglas (39, 40), Justin A Durham (30), David Furness (37), Michael Gleeson (36), Carole M Hackney (37), Bruce Jafek (32), Aadil A Khann (28), John G Lawrenson (39, 40), Stephen McHanwell (33, 34), Michael Monteiro (25, 28, 29), Gillian M Morriss-Kay (35), Ronan O'Rahilly (35), Hannes Petersen (38), Donald J Reid (30), Patricia Reynolds (31), Paul D Robinson (31), Jane Sowden (41), Ming Zhang (28), and including a number of figures based on an extensive ophthalmological collection by the late Gordon Ruskell (39,40)Reviewers: Mike Gleeson (chapters 27, 37, 38), Nick Jones (32), Jaideep Pandit (28)25 Head and neck: overview and surface anatomyHead and neck26 External skull27 Intracranial region28 Neck29 Face and scalpUpper aerodigestive tract30 Oral cavity31 Infratemporal and pterygopalatine fossae and temporomandibular joint 32 Nose, nasal cavity and paranasal sinuses 33 Pharynx34 Larynx35 Development of the head and neck Special senses 36 External and middle ear37 Inner ear38 Development of the ear39 The orbit and accessory visual apparatus40 The eye41 Development of the eyeSection 5 - THE BACKSection Editor: Richard LM NewellEmbryology, Growth and Development Editor: Patricia CollinsWith specialist contributions by Nikolai Bogduk (chapters 42, 43), Bodo EA Christ (44)42 The back43 Spinal cord and spinal nerves: gross anatomy44 Development of the back Section 6 - PECTORAL GIRDLE AND UPPER LIMBSection Editor: David JohnsonEmbryology, Growth and Development Editor: Patricia CollinsWith specialist contributions by David M Evans (chapter 50), Cheryll Tickle (51, 52), Graham Tytherleigh-Strong (46-49)45 Pectoral girdle and upper limb: overview and surface anatomy46 Pectoral girdle, shoulder region and axilla47 Upper arm48 Elbow49 Forearm50 Wrist and hand51 Development of the limbs52 Development of the pectoral girdle and upper limbSection 7 - THORAXSection Editor: Michael GatzoulisEmbryology, Growth and Development Editor: Patricia CollinsMicrostructure Editor: Caroline Wigley (see QUERIES below)?With specialist contributions by Andrew Bush (chapter 59), Robert Anderson (59), Gerald PH Gui (54), Antoon FM Moorman (59), Simon Padley (55-57), Pallav L Shah (55, 57, 58), Jonathan Spratt (55),Reviewers John Granton (chapter 57), Peter Goldstraw (55, 57), Siew Yen Ho (59), Mark Johnson (54), Andrew G Nicholson (59), Koichiro Niwa (56), John Pepper (56), Michael I Polkey (58), Darryl Shore (56), Eleftherios Tsiridis (54), Anselm Uebing (53), Hideki Uemura (53), Gary D Webb (56)53 Thorax: overview and surface anatomy54 Chest wall and breastHeart and mediastinum55 Mediastinum56 Heart and great vesselsLungs and diaphragm57 Pleura, lungs, trachea and bronchi 58 Diaphragm and phrenic nerve59 Development of the thoraxSection 8 - ABDOMEN AND PELVISSection Editors: Neil R Borley (chapters 60-73) Jeremiah C Healy (chapters 74-78)Embryology, Growth and Development Editor: Patricia CollinsMicrostructure Editor: Caroline WigleyWith specialist contributions by Jonathan L Brown (65, 66, 67), Declan JP Cahill (chapter 75), Aashish Chandra (74, 75), Alfred Cutner (77), Catriona Davies (74-77), Alex Freeman (76), Jonathan M Glass (74), David JA Goldsmith (74), John Hutson (78), Sukhbinder Minhas (76), Louise A Moore (62, 65-67, 70, 72), Timothy AJ Mould (77), Pranav P Pandya (77), Raj Prasad (68)Reviewers: Giles Toogood (chapter 68)60 Abdomen and pelvis: overview and surface anatomy61 Anterior abdominal wall62 Posterior abdominal wall and retroperitoneum63 True pelvis, pelvic floor and perineum64 Peritoneum and peritoneal cavityGastrointestinal tract65 Abdominal oesophagus and stomach66 Small intestine 67 Large intestine Abdominal viscera68 Liver69 Gallbladder and biliary tree70 Pancreas71 Spleen72 Suprarenal (adrenal) glandDevelopment of the peritoneal cavity, gastrointestinal tract and its adnexae73 Development of the peritoneal cavity, gastrointestinal tract and its adnexaeUrogenital system74 Kidney and ureter 75 Bladder, prostate and urethra 76 Male reproductive system77 Female reproductive system 78 Development of the urogenital systemSection 9 - PELVIC GIRDLE AND LOWER LIMBSection Editor: Vishy MahadevanEmbryology, Growth and Development Editor: Patricia CollinsWith specialist contributions by Andrew Amis (chapters 81, 82), Anthony Bull (81, 82), Chinmay M Gupte (81, 82) Niri S Niranjan (79, 80, 83, 84)Reviewers: Andrew Amis (chapter 84), Anthony Bull (84), Chinmay M Gupte (84), Cheryll Tickle (85)79 Pelvis girdle and lower limb: overview and surface anatomy80 Pelvic girdle, gluteal region and thigh 81 Hip82 Knee83 Leg84 Ankle and foot85 Development of the pelvic girdle and lower limbIndex
- ISBN: 978-0-7020-5230-9
- Editorial: Churchill Livingstone
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- Fecha Publicación: 01/10/2015
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