Practical Anatomy, Vol. 1 of 2: The Student's Dissecting Manual; The Head and Neck: The Lower Extremity (Classic Reprint) - Tapa blanda

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Excerpt from Practical Anatomy, Vol. 1 of 2: The Student's Dissecting Manual; The Head and Neck: The Lower Extremity

WE began this book with the idea of leaving out as many facts of Anatomy as we dared, because we felt that the modern medical student, with only some fifteen months at his disposal, could not be expected to master the whole of Anatomy or to exercise any sound choice as to which parts of it he should neglect.

As the work went on we found that some of the facts which we had omitted were valued by other teachers, and so they were replaced; and although there is still a great deal of anatomical knowledge purposely omitted from this book, we hope that it will be found to include all that is necessary for the use of students.

The omission of comparatively unimportant detail has rendered small and large type unnecessary, we think. In any case, we are glad to be without small type, because, in our experience, students usually pay more attention to the minutiae contained in it than they do to the essential facts embodied in the large print.

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