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New edition of a text that presents the musculosketal structures as a living dynamic system, with particular emphasis upon the joints. Most pages of text are accompanied by large, clearly labeled diagrams. Eight chapters discuss the skin, the upper and lower limbs, the trunk and neck, the head, the viscera, and the nervous system. Book News, Inc., Portland, OR --This text refers to an out of print or unavailable edition of this title.

Book Description
This book remains an invaluable agent to all those who study the living body and diagnose and apply their treatments through an intact skin. Back in an updated and new colour 4th Edition!

Book Info
Univ. of Wales, UK. Comprehensive textbook of musculoskeletal anatomy and its relation to human movement. For physiotherapists, occupational therapists, sports scientists, and podiatrists. Previous edition: c1998. Two-tone line drawings and detailed halftone images. Softcover.

From the Publisher
New for the third edition: - The text has been completely updated, revised and reordered to make it more

student-friendly. - There are superb new color illustrations - There is new material on functional human movements, the head and neck, the nervous system, joint motion This new color edition of Anatomy and Human Movement will continue as an essential student textbook of musculo-skeletal anatomy for all those who study the living body and who eventually determine their diagnoses and apply their treatments through an intact skin. This book is tailor-made for all students of anatomy, physiotherapy, occupational therapy, osteopathy, chiropractic, and podiatry. It is highly recommended for clinicians concerned with musculo-skeletal disorders, sports medicine, biomechanics and gait. --This text refers to an out of print or unavailable edition of this title.

About the Author
Nigel Peter Palastanga, MA, BA, MCSP, DMS, DipTP, University of Wales, College of Medicine, Cardiff, UK; Derek Field , FCSP, Grad Dip Phys, DipTP, SRP, North London School of Physiotherapy, London, UK; Roger Soames, BSC, PhD, University of Leeds, Yorks, UK