Dr. Trelease teaches anatomy, embryology, and neurosciences in the School of Medicine, and he conducts research in artificial intelligence, systems modeling, and computer visualization. He has also worked for the Dean's Office since 1995 on implementation of computer based instruction for the entire medical curriculum using the World Wide Web and, most recently, smartphones and other mobile devices. He is also the Associate Director of the Instructional Design and Technology Unit, Dean's Office, David Geffen School of Medicine at UCLA.

"This is an excellent, pocket-sized atlas and ebook that allows medical students and residents to review the anatomy and basic surgical pathology of organs and prepare for operations during surgical rotations. The excellent artwork will assure this book the longevity of other Netter titles." -Evgeny V. Arshava, MD (University of Iowa Hospitals and Clinics) for Doody’s Review Service

• Section I: Head and Neck1. Skull and Face Fractures2. Thyroid DiseaseSection II: Back and Spinal Cord3. Vertebral FracturesSection III: Thorax4. Breast Diseases5. Heart Diseases6. Lung Diseases7. Esophageal Diseases8. Ribs and Thorax FracturesSection IV: Abdomen9. Appendix Diseases10. Biliary Diseases11. Colon Diseases12. Gastroduodenal Diseases13. Hernias14. Kidney Diseases15. Liver Diseases16. Pancreatic Diseases17. Small Intestine DiseasesSection V: Pelvis and Perineum18. Anorectal Diseases19. Pelvic Fractures20. Prostate Diseases21. Uterus and Adnexal DiseasesSection VI: Upper Limb22. Pectoral Girdle Fractures23. Humerus Fractures24. Forearm Fractures25. Wrist and Hand FracturesSection VII: Lower Limp26. Hip and Thigh Fractures27. Knee and Leg Fractures28. Ankle and Foot Fractures

Dr. Trelease teaches anatomy, embryology, and neurosciences in the School of Medicine, and he conducts research in artificial intelligence, systems modeling, and computer visualization. He has also worked for the Dean's Office since 1995 on implementation of computer based instruction for the entire medical curriculum using the World Wide Web and, most recently, smartphones and other mobile devices. He is also the Associate Director of the Instructional Design and Technology Unit, Dean's Office, David Geffen School of Medicine at UCLA.

"This is an excellent, pocket-sized atlas and ebook that allows medical students and residents to review the anatomy and basic surgical pathology of organs and prepare for operations during surgical rotations. The excellent artwork will assure this book the longevity of other Netter titles." -Evgeny V. Arshava, MD (University of Iowa Hospitals and Clinics) for Doody’s Review Service

• Section I: Head and Neck1. Skull and Face Fractures2. Thyroid DiseaseSection II: Back and Spinal Cord3. Vertebral FracturesSection III: Thorax4. Breast Diseases5. Heart Diseases6. Lung Diseases7. Esophageal Diseases8. Ribs and Thorax FracturesSection IV: Abdomen9. Appendix Diseases10. Biliary Diseases11. Colon Diseases12. Gastroduodenal Diseases13. Hernias14. Kidney Diseases15. Liver Diseases16. Pancreatic Diseases17. Small Intestine DiseasesSection V: Pelvis and Perineum18. Anorectal Diseases19. Pelvic Fractures20. Prostate Diseases21. Uterus and Adnexal DiseasesSection VI: Upper Limb22. Pectoral Girdle Fractures23. Humerus Fractures24. Forearm Fractures25. Wrist and Hand FracturesSection VII: Lower Limp26. Hip and Thigh Fractures27. Knee and Leg Fractures28. Ankle and Foot Fractures

Dr. Trelease teaches anatomy, embryology, and neurosciences in the School of Medicine, and he conducts research in artificial intelligence, systems modeling, and computer visualization. He has also worked for the Dean's Office since 1995 on implementation of computer based instruction for the entire medical curriculum using the World Wide Web and, most recently, smartphones and other mobile devices. He is also the Associate Director of the Instructional Design and Technology Unit, Dean's Office, David Geffen School of Medicine at UCLA.

"This is an excellent, pocket-sized atlas and ebook that allows medical students and residents to review the anatomy and basic surgical pathology of organs and prepare for operations during surgical rotations. The excellent artwork will assure this book the longevity of other Netter titles." -Evgeny V. Arshava, MD (University of Iowa Hospitals and Clinics) for Doody’s Review Service

• Section I: Head and Neck1. Skull and Face Fractures2. Thyroid DiseaseSection II: Back and Spinal Cord3. Vertebral FracturesSection III: Thorax4. Breast Diseases5. Heart Diseases6. Lung Diseases7. Esophageal Diseases8. Ribs and Thorax FracturesSection IV: Abdomen9. Appendix Diseases10. Biliary Diseases11. Colon Diseases12. Gastroduodenal Diseases13. Hernias14. Kidney Diseases15. Liver Diseases16. Pancreatic Diseases17. Small Intestine DiseasesSection V: Pelvis and Perineum18. Anorectal Diseases19. Pelvic Fractures20. Prostate Diseases21. Uterus and Adnexal DiseasesSection VI: Upper Limb22. Pectoral Girdle Fractures23. Humerus Fractures24. Forearm Fractures25. Wrist and Hand FracturesSection VII: Lower Limp26. Hip and Thigh Fractures27. Knee and Leg Fractures28. Ankle and Foot Fractures