Sobotta - learning tables for muscles, joints and nerves

The most important facts about muscles, joints and nerves are summarised in 62 tables, helping you to revisemethodically and efficiently!

• The origin, insertion, innervation and function of all muscles in the human body are presented in tabular form.The relevant muscle is shown in situ each time.
• The tables for branches and innervation areas of the Plexus cervicalis, brachialis and lumbosacralis givea good overview for a clinical diagnosis.
• The most important joints of the upper and lower limbs are shown in tables and additionally in schematicillustrations.
• The tables for neuroanatomy give the cranial nerves, cortical areas and nuclei of the thalamus.Tables for the cranial nerves identify and compare the pathways, supply areas and fibre qualities. Compatible to the 17th edition of the Sobotta Atlas!

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Prof. Dr. Friedrich Paulsen habilitierte 1998 am Anatomischen Institut der Christian-Albrechts-Universität (CAU) zu Kiel, 2003 Professur für Anatomie an die LMU München und die MLU Halle-Wittenberg. In Halle gründete er ein Weiterbildungszentrum für Klinische Anatomie. Er ist seit 2010 Professor für Anatomie und Institutsdirektor an der Friedrich-Alexander-Universität Erlangen-Nürnberg (FAU).

Prof. Dr. Jens Waschke hat an der Universität Würzburg Medizin studiert und 2000 bei Prof. Dr. med. Detlev Drenckhahn in der Anatomie promoviert. Nach dem AiP in der Anatomie und Inneren Medizin habilitierte er sich 2007 für das Fach Anatomie und Zellbiologie. Von 2008 an war er Inhaber des neu gegründeten Lehrstuhls III an der Universität Würzburg, bevor er an die Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität in München berufen wurde. Dort leitet er seit 2011 an der Anatomischen Anstalt den Lehrstuhl I für Vegetative Anatomie.

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Sobotta learning tables for muscles, joints and nerves

The most important facts about muscles, joints and nerves are summarised in 62 tables, helping you to revisemethodically and efficiently!

• The origin, insertion, innervation and function of all muscles in the human body are presented in tabular form.The relevant muscle is shown in situ each time.
• The tables for branches and innervation areas of the Plexus cervicalis, brachialis and lumbosacralis givea good overview for a clinical diagnosis.
• The most important joints of the upper and lower limbs are shown in tables and additionally in schematicillustrations.
• The tables for neuroanatomy give the cranial nerves, cortical areas and nuclei of the thalamus.Tables for the cranial nerves identify and compare the pathways, supply areas and fibre qualities. Compatible to the 17th edition of the Sobotta Atlas!