Understanding anatomical structures is critical for physiotherapy students aiming to deliver effective rehabilitation. This book focuses specifically on the anatomical knowledge required in the physiotherapy context. It combines structural detail with clinical relevance, emphasizing how anatomy informs movement, posture, and physical therapy interventions. Visual aids and simplified language make it ideal for students at early stages of training. It is a valuable resource for integrating anatomical science with therapeutic application.
Sofia Rossi is a faculty member in the Department of Biomedical Sciences with a primary teaching focus on human anatomy and kinesiology. With a background in physical therapy and anatomical sciences, she has contributed to several interdisciplinary education initiatives. She has co-authored numerous articles related to anatomical variation and functional movement analysis. Her academic interests include 3D anatomical modeling, prosection-based learning, and neuroanatomical correlations in physiotherapy. She has also been an invited speaker at anatomy education workshops across Europe. Her teaching methods emphasize integration of structure and function.