Atlas of Human Anatomy (Netter Basic Science) 7th Edition

I love Netters textbooks! The abstract imaging and visuals are great for learning! This is the only textbook in my career I can say I enjoyed (I’m not a reader so this was a perfect solution and easy way to learn)! The pages are also thicker than a typical textbook and the colors are very vibrant making it easy to see and clarify imaging.

I was required to buy this book for a college anatomy class I took but it is an amazing book with very informational text :) I would recommend this for any anatomy students starting out 😊

I am not a student of medicine, but I am a communications engineer. I've had numerous surgeries over the years and this book is the best for seeing what the surgeons are talking about as well as helping me tell them what hurts. I can clearly see what is connected to what and why some parts hurt and why. I wish the equipment manuals I use with communication systems were this complete and clearly written and depicted. I wish I could personally thank Frank H. Netter, MD for being so precise and thorough.

After "loaning" other texts on illustrated human anatomy I needed to resupply my personal library. It paid off. This text replaces all that was in the now-wandering ones with more information, more technical illustrations and in a lighter-weight volume. Much easier to carry around if you need to have a portable study area. If you get this book, don't loan it out - it probably won't be returned.

I am an incoming medical student and want to dedicate my summer for anatomy. I've only skimmed through this atlas briefly, and I could already tell how high quality the pictures are. The subject is very intimating indeed, but Netter will make it more manageable. Book arrived perfectly wrapped, so I knew it was brand new. The wrap also protected it from damage during transit. Thank you!

I needed something to take into the anatomy lab since we are not allowed to take tablets or laptops. This book is perfect for me to visualize the cartoon version of a structure right next to a real specimen. My upperclassmen TA use my book too during sessions.

I like that you get it on the tablet, Kindle, macbook and mobile phone wherever you are with only this one purchase, and that you can zoom in or out of these high resolution pictures. Features like «lookup» and the Search option makes this for me better alternative to the heavy bulky book, and there are even more festures(that I dont use)Too bad that on the iPad or iPhone it does not allow collapsing of the subchapters in the «Table of content» into only the chapters, so you have to scroll and scroll much more through the many sub-chapters to get where you want, so in the lab its not as fast as it should - unless you have bookmarked the relevant pages beforehand, but on the macbook this feature does work. Hope they add it to iPad and iPhone too, for increased searching speed and overview

Just like the paper copy of Netter. Inly drawback os difficulty of reaching the part you need to see -- that requires swiping repeatedly to find the section you need.