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Bergman's Comprehensive Encyclopedia of Human Anatomic Variation

by R. Shane Tubbs, Mohammadali M. Shoja, Marios Loukas

1st Edition

Publisher: John Wiley & Sons P&T

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Print ISBN9781118430354
eText ISBN9781118430682
PublisherJohn Wiley & Sons P&T
Publishing Year2016
Edition1st Edition
LanguageEnglish
Pages1456

Bergman's Comprehensive Encyclopedia of Human Anatomic Variation, 1st Edition, serves as a detailed reference documenting structural diversity across the human body. As the third installment of the anatomical reference established by Dr. Ronald Bergman, this work compiles morphological variations found throughout clinical and anatomical studies.

The volume provides systematic coverage of skeletal structures, joints, muscular arrangements, and vasculature. Key topics include variations of the skull, spinal segments, muscles of the head and neck, and cerebral blood supply.

Illustrated in full color, the encyclopedia supports anatomists, anthropologists, physicians, surgeons, medical personnel, and anatomy students requiring a comprehensive reference on anatomical variants.

Table of Contents

  1. Chapter 1: Skull

  2. Chapter 2: Hyoid bone

  3. Chapter 3: Cervical vertebrae

  4. Chapter 4: Thoracic vertebrae

  5. Chapter 5: Lumbar vertebrae

  6. Chapter 6: Sacrococcygeal vertebrae

  7. Chapter 7: Scapula

  8. Chapter 8: Clavicle

  9. Chapter 9: Humerus

  10. Chapter 10: Radius, ulna, carpals, metacarpals, and phalanges

  11. Chapter 11: Ribs and sternum

  12. Chapter 12: Pelvic bones

  13. Chapter 13: Bones of the lower limb

  14. Chapter 14: Temporomandibular joint

  15. Chapter 15: Shoulder joint

  16. Chapter 16: Elbow joint

  17. Chapter 17: Wrist and hand joints

  18. Chapter 18: Sacroiliac joints

  19. Chapter 19: Hip joint

  20. Chapter 20: Knee joint

  21. Chapter 21: Ankle and foot joints

  22. Chapter 22: Orbital muscles

  23. Chapter 23: Middle ear muscles

  24. Chapter 24: Facial muscles and muscles of mastication

  25. Chapter 25: Anterior neck muscles

  26. Chapter 26: Pharyngeal muscles

  27. Chapter 27: Soft palate and tongue muscles

  28. Chapter 28: Prevertebral and craniocervical junction muscles

  29. Chapter 29: Laryngeal muscles

  30. Chapter 30: Back muscles

  31. Chapter 31: Scapulohumeral muscles

  32. Chapter 32: Arm muscles

  33. Chapter 33: Forearm muscles

  34. Chapter 34: Hand intrinsic muscles

  35. Chapter 35: Thoracic wall muscles

  36. Chapter 36: Abdominal wall muscles

  37. Chapter 37: Pelvic diaphragm and external anal sphincter

  38. Chapter 38: Perineal muscles

  39. Chapter 39: Gluteal muscles

  40. Chapter 40: Thigh muscles

  41. Chapter 41: Leg muscles

  42. Chapter 42: Intrinsic muscles of the foot

  43. Chapter 43: Internal carotid artery and anterior cerebral circulation

  44. Chapter 44: Vertebrobasilar arteries

  45. Chapter 45: Persistent fetal intracranial arteries

  46. Chapter 46: Common carotid and cervical internal carotid arteries

  47. Chapter 47: External carotid artery

  48. Chapter 48: Vertebral artery

  49. Chapter 49: Thoracic aorta

  50. Chapter 50: Coronary arteries

  51. Chapter 51: Pulmonary arteries

  52. Chapter 52: Subclavian artery

  53. Chapter 53: Upper limb arteries

  54. Chapter 54: Abdominal aorta

  55. Chapter 55: Renal arteries

  56. Chapter 56: Internal iliac arteries

  57. Chapter 57: Lower limb arteries

  58. Chapter 58: Arteries of the spinal cord

  59. Chapter 59: Diploic veins

  60. Chapter 60: Dural venous sinuses

  61. Chapter 61: Cerebral veins

  62. Chapter 62: Emissary veins

  63. Chapter 63: Veins of the neck

  64. Chapter 64: Veins of the upper limb

  65. Chapter 65: Intrathoracic veins

  66. Chapter 66: Cardiac veins

  67. Chapter 67: Pulmonary veins

  68. Chapter 68: Inferior vena cava, portal and hepatic venous systems

  69. Chapter 69: Adrenal, renal, gonadal, azygos, hemiazygos, lumbar, and ascending lumbar veins

  70. Chapter 70: Iliac veins

  71. Chapter 71: Veins of the lower limb

  72. Chapter 72: Venous drainage of the spinal cord

  73. Chapter 73: Thymus

  74. Chapter 74: Tonsils

  75. Chapter 75: Thoracic duct, chyle cistern, and right lymphatic duct

  76. Chapter 76: Lymphatics of the lower limb

  77. Chapter 77: Forebrain

  78. Chapter 78: Cerebral ventricles

  79. Chapter 79: Pons, medulla oblongata and cerebellum

  80. Chapter 80: Subarachnoid space

  81. Chapter 81: Meninges

  82. Chapter 82: Spinal cord and associated structures

  83. Chapter 83: Cranial nerves N‐VI

  84. Chapter 84: Facial nerve

  85. Chapter 85: Vestibulocochlear nerve

  86. Chapter 86: Glossopharyngeal nerve

  87. Chapter 87: Vagus, accessory, and hypoglossal nerves

  88. Chapter 88: Autonomic nervous system

  89. Chapter 89: Spinal nerves

  90. Chapter 90: Cervical plexus

  91. Chapter 91: Nerves of the upper extremity

  92. Chapter 92: Lumbosacral plexus

  93. Chapter 93: Facial asymmetry

  94. Chapter 94: Eyelids, eyelashes, and eyebrows

  95. Chapter 95: Eye and lacrimal apparatus

  96. Chapter 96: Lateral nasal wall and paranasal sinuses

  97. Chapter 97: Ear

  98. Chapter 98: Salivary glands and ducts

  99. Chapter 99: Thyroid gland

  100. Chapter 100: Parathyroid glands

  101. Chapter 101: Laryngeal cartilages

  102. Chapter 102: Trachea

  103. Chapter 103: Lungs

  104. Chapter 104: Heart

  105. Chapter 105: Esophagus

  106. Chapter 106: Stomach

  107. Chapter 107: Gallbladder and extrahepatic bile ducts

  108. Chapter 108: Liver

  109. Chapter 109: Pancreas

  110. Chapter 110: Spleen

  111. Chapter 111: Small intestines, appendix, and colon

  112. Chapter 112: Sigmoid colon, rectum, and anus

  113. Chapter 113: Kidney, urinary bladder, and ureter

  114. Chapter 114: Adrenal gland

  115. Chapter 115: Male genitourinary system

  116. Chapter 116: Female genital system

  117. Chapter 117: Placenta and umbilical cord

  118. Chapter 118: Breast

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