Netter's Orthopedic Anatomy

Netter's Orthopedic Anatomy is essentially an anatomical reference book based on "Atlas of Human Anatomy by Netter," published in 1989. The author of this edition is John Thompson, the chief orthopedic surgeon of the U.S. Army General Hospital. The atlas is beautifully illustrated with drawings created by Frank Netter in the 1930s. Each chapter of this book contains a concise summary of information related to the clinic, diagnosis, and treatment of the main types of injuries and diseases of each segment of the human body. Thanks to the excellent illustrations, the information is easily perceived and remembered. First and foremost, this book will be interesting and useful for medical students and novice orthopedic traumatologists, for whom it can become a reference for a long time. The atlas has been reissued multiple times, and the information contained within it has been updated as traumatology and orthopedics rapidly develop, with new treatment methods and constructs emerging. However, the core information regarding anatomy remains unchanged and serves as the foundation of knowledge necessary for any orthopedic traumatologist.