Anatomy: Descriptive and Applied
by Henry Gray, Edward Spitzka
Publisher: Lea & Febiger 1913
ISBN/ASIN: B000EHJ8DY
Number of pages: 1508
Description:
As a thoroughly practical treatise on the subject for the medical student, Gray's Anatomy, both in the original and its many succeeding editions, has long been held in the highest esteem. The essentials are here embodied into a fairly complete account of the structures of the human body and their development.
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