mandyk
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I have once tried to read kaplan anatomy but being an old img ,i really can't grasp .I have been unable to solve q's at the back of chapters efficiently .Kindly suggest which textbooks would be great for foundation for both anatomy and neuroanatomy .
I would really appreciate an honest opinion .
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| dare
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hi mandyk i m not an old one as i m still in medical sckool 4th yr but i think i can give u my piece of advice perhaps it suits u for neuroanatomy inderbir is very goood as it has very relevant diagrams too for gross u should see watever u followed in ur school yrs i think snell is good. hope it would help u. all the best mandyk. ALLAH HAFIZ
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| hedieh
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For neuroanatomy many people advice High-yield neuroanatomy by Fix but about gross anatomy I don't have any suggestion.
good luck in ur studies!
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| virgola82
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For gross anatomy I suggest http://www.netanatomy.com: I found this site very useful mostly for upper and lower limb. I have always been very bad in Anatomy and Kaplan notes didn't work for me either, but after doing some of NetAnatomy stuff I went back to kaplan videos and everything was much clearer. You should go to the gross anatomy section and do the dissections in the order they are presented. Usually I do the test before and after reading the descprition.
For neuroanatomy I used what I studied in med school (an old Italian Anatomy book called Bairati) so I don't have many suggestion. Unfortunately head and neck are not yet on NetAnatomy, but for brachial and lumbosacral plexi I think NetAnatomy + kaplan videos are more than enough.
Hope this helps
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