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The Third South Asia Edition of Gray’s Photographic Dissector of the Human Body has been thoroughly revised to meet the needs of first-year undergraduate medical students in India while retaining the core elements of the original edition. Designed to align with the latest educational standards and address the challenges faced by students, this edition combines clarity, practicality and clinical relevance to make the study of anatomy engaging and effective.

  • Student-centred approach: Simplified language and concise content tailored to the needs of students with time constraints and language challenges.
  • Linking with competencies: Each chapter begins with a list of relevant competencies from the Graduate Medical Education Regulations 2024 by the National Medical Commission, ensuring alignment with the latest curriculum.
  • Structured dissection tables: Step-by-step dissection guides provide clear, systematic instructions for each region of the body, making the dissection process more efficient.
  • Level-based learning: Structures to be identified are categorized into three levels – Level 1 (must-identify), Level 2 (good-to-identify) and Level 3 (nice-to-identify) – helping students prioritize essential structures while encouraging deeper exploration.
  • Enhanced visual guidance: Carefully selected high-quality dissection photographs from the original edition, with Level 1 labels highlighted for easy identification.
  • Self-assessment tools: Identification checklists for quick review and selected figures for self-assessment.
  • Clinical applications: Summary tables highlighting key concepts, structures and their clinical relevance to bridge the gap between anatomy and medical practice.
Digital resources:
Complementary ebook and 60+ prosection videos have been provided on MedEnact

1. Section I. Introduction - p. xvii 2. 1.  Introduction to dissection - p. 1 3. Section II. Upper Limb - p. 12 4. 2.  Pectoral region and female breast - p. 13 5. 3.  Axilla, arm and cubital fossa - p. 20 6. 4.  Back: Muscles of the back and scapula - p. 41 7. 5.  Forearm (antebrachium) and hand - p. 49 8. 6.  Clinical applications - p. 67 9. Section III. Lower Limb - p. 70 10. 7.  Gluteal region and back of the thigh - p. 71 11. 8.  Front and medial aspect of the thigh and the hip joint - p. 83 12. 9.  Popliteal fossa, leg and dorsum of foot - p. 97 13. 10.  Sole of foot - p. 113 14. 11.  Clinical applications - p. 122 15. Section IV. Thorax - p. 123 16. 12.  Walls of thorax, superior mediastinum and lungs - p. 124 17. 13.  The heart and posterior mediastinum - p. 145 18. 14.  Clinical applications - p. 171 19. Section V. Abdomen - p. 174 20. 15.  Anterior abdominal wall and inguinal region - p. 175 21. 16.  Peritoneal cavity - p. 194 22. 17.  Gastrointestinal tract and abdominal viscera - p. 204 23. 18.  Posterior abdominal wall, kidneys and diaphragm - p. 226 24. 19.  Clinical applications - p. 238 25. Section VI. Pelvis and Perineum - p. 241 26. 20.  Pelvis - p. 242 27. 21.  Perineum - p. 256 28. 22.  Clinical applications - p. 266 29. Section VII. Head and Neck - p. 266 30. 23.  Neck - p. 267 31. 24.  Face and parotid region - p. 287 32. 25.  The temporal region - p. 298 33. 26.  Scalp and cranial cavity - p. 308 34. 27.  Orbit - p. 320 35. 28.  Ear - p. 332 36. 29.  Nasal cavity - p. 338 37. 30.  Submandibular region, tongue, soft palate and pharynx - p. 346 38. 31.  Larynx - p. 358 39. 32.  Clinical applications - p. 366 40. Section VIII. Neuroanatomy - p. 367 41. 33.  Neuroanatomy - p. 368 42. Index - p. 406

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The Third South Asia Edition of Gray’s Photographic Dissector of the Human Body has been thoroughly revised to meet the needs of first-year undergraduate medical students in India while retaining the core elements of the original edition. Designed to align with the latest educational standards and address the challenges faced by students, this edition combines clarity, practicality and clinical relevance to make the study of anatomy engaging and effective.

  • Student-centred approach: Simplified language and concise content tailored to the needs of students with time constraints and language challenges.
  • Linking with competencies: Each chapter begins with a list of relevant competencies from the Graduate Medical Education Regulations 2024 by the National Medical Commission, ensuring alignment with the latest curriculum.
  • Structured dissection tables: Step-by-step dissection guides provide clear, systematic instructions for each region of the body, making the dissection process more efficient.
  • Level-based learning: Structures to be identified are categorized into three levels – Level 1 (must-identify), Level 2 (good-to-identify) and Level 3 (nice-to-identify) – helping students prioritize essential structures while encouraging deeper exploration.
  • Enhanced visual guidance: Carefully selected high-quality dissection photographs from the original edition, with Level 1 labels highlighted for easy identification.
  • Self-assessment tools: Identification checklists for quick review and selected figures for self-assessment.
  • Clinical applications: Summary tables highlighting key concepts, structures and their clinical relevance to bridge the gap between anatomy and medical practice.
Digital resources:
Complementary ebook and 60+ prosection videos have been provided on MedEnact

1. Section I. Introduction - p. xvii 2. 1.  Introduction to dissection - p. 1 3. Section II. Upper Limb - p. 12 4. 2.  Pectoral region and female breast - p. 13 5. 3.  Axilla, arm and cubital fossa - p. 20 6. 4.  Back: Muscles of the back and scapula - p. 41 7. 5.  Forearm (antebrachium) and hand - p. 49 8. 6.  Clinical applications - p. 67 9. Section III. Lower Limb - p. 70 10. 7.  Gluteal region and back of the thigh - p. 71 11. 8.  Front and medial aspect of the thigh and the hip joint - p. 83 12. 9.  Popliteal fossa, leg and dorsum of foot - p. 97 13. 10.  Sole of foot - p. 113 14. 11.  Clinical applications - p. 122 15. Section IV. Thorax - p. 123 16. 12.  Walls of thorax, superior mediastinum and lungs - p. 124 17. 13.  The heart and posterior mediastinum - p. 145 18. 14.  Clinical applications - p. 171 19. Section V. Abdomen - p. 174 20. 15.  Anterior abdominal wall and inguinal region - p. 175 21. 16.  Peritoneal cavity - p. 194 22. 17.  Gastrointestinal tract and abdominal viscera - p. 204 23. 18.  Posterior abdominal wall, kidneys and diaphragm - p. 226 24. 19.  Clinical applications - p. 238 25. Section VI. Pelvis and Perineum - p. 241 26. 20.  Pelvis - p. 242 27. 21.  Perineum - p. 256 28. 22.  Clinical applications - p. 266 29. Section VII. Head and Neck - p. 266 30. 23.  Neck - p. 267 31. 24.  Face and parotid region - p. 287 32. 25.  The temporal region - p. 298 33. 26.  Scalp and cranial cavity - p. 308 34. 27.  Orbit - p. 320 35. 28.  Ear - p. 332 36. 29.  Nasal cavity - p. 338 37. 30.  Submandibular region, tongue, soft palate and pharynx - p. 346 38. 31.  Larynx - p. 358 39. 32.  Clinical applications - p. 366 40. Section VIII. Neuroanatomy - p. 367 41. 33.  Neuroanatomy - p. 368 42. Index - p. 406

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