Atlas of Anatomy
by Anne M Gilroy
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appears in Anatomy and Nonfiction.
For the student just starting on their medical journey or for a neurosurgeon looking to replace an outdated atlas in his or her library, this is a wonderful option. YNC Newsletter (Young Neurosurgeons News)Highly recommended to students and surgeons....Of very high technical quality Pediatric Endocrinology ReviewsWith unmatched accuracy, qual...
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