The subject of human anatomy explores the complex and interdependent systems of the human body, providing foundational knowledge about structures and their roles. It’s a core discipline for understanding health and function in both educational and clinical settings. This book simplifies the complexities of human anatomy, presenting the essential concepts in a clear and organized manner. Its content is tailored for beginners and professionals seeking a comprehensive yet accessible introduction. It serves as a bridge for students transitioning from theoretical studies to practical applications in medicine, nursing, and allied health fields.
Aiden Smith is an Associate Professor at the Anatomy and Embryology Department. He has authored or coauthored more than 100 articles and over 400 proceedings. He is involved in several crucial topics on morphology, anatomy, and molecular medicine. Up today he served as editor for 4 books. His fields of interests include gross anatomy, microscopic anatomy, embryology, plastination, preservation techniques of the human body.