Living anatomy : structure as the mirror of function

Robert Marshall
Carlton South, Vic. : Melbourne University Press, 2001

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Book description
Living Anatomy presents a lucid and enticing introduction to the subject of anatomy, broad in scope and deep in insights. It enables the reader to make sense of the architecture of the human body by explaining structure and relating it to function. Because it deals primarily with fundamental principles, its subject matter is unlikely to become dated.

About the author
Robert Marshall is Consultant Surgeon at the Monash Medical Centre. He has served on the surgical staff of the Royal Melbourne Hospital and Prince Henry's Hospital, and has taught undergraduate and postgraduate anatomy for many years

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