The face. Pictorial Atlas of Clinical Anatomy
2nd edition

Par : Ralf Johannes Radlanski, Karl Wesker
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  • Nombre de pages354
  • FormatGrand Format
  • PrésentationRelié
  • Poids2.09 kg
  • Dimensions25,0 cm × 30,8 cm × 2,7 cm
  • ISBN978-1-85097-289-1
  • EAN9781850972891
  • Date de parution01/01/2015
  • ÉditeurQuintessence Publishing

Résumé

Expertise for the practice : For the first time, the highly complex topographic-anatomical relationships of facial anatomy are depicted layer by layer using extremely detailed anatomical illustrations with a three-dimensional aspect. Important landmarks, anatomical details, and clinically relevant constellations of hard and soft tissues, as well as of nerves and vessels, have been detailed. Another important feature is that the point of New is maintained throughout while moving through the different layers of preparation.
While the accompanying text and figure captions highlight specific issues, the images remain in the foreground. The elaborate illustrations are based mainly on live anatomy and corresponding images obtained from magnetic resonance imaging, with some support from anatomical preparations.

L'éditeur en parle

Highlights : Outstanding graphics : the highly elaborate graphical illustrations present the topographic-anatomical relationships in fadal anatomy ; Representation of the aging phenomenon : a series of images emphasize age-related structural changes ; Practical aid : presentation of clinically relevant details allows orientation for all procedures and surgical interventions in the facial region.
Ralf J. Radlanski is Director of the Department of Craniofacial Developmental Biology at Charité, the Center for Dental and Craniofacial Sciences. As an anatomist, an internationally esteemed scientist, and as a practicing orthodontist, he works at the interface between biology-anatomy on the one hand and esthetic clinical requirements on the other, a crucial area of interaction in many clinical disciplines.
Karl H. Weaker is an artist and an illustrator. He has worked for many years on the visualization and didactic presentation of complex structures. He has developed new methods that produce highly detailed and yet esthetically fascinating images of human anatomy. These methods form the foundation of the three-volume atlas of anatomy Prometheus, which is being published by Thieme and for which he has created most of the illustrations.