Someone recommend a book for orthopedic anatomy?

[planetmillion]

Hi,

We're learning orthopedic anatomy (anatomy of extremities, bones, muscles, joints, types of movements & their degrees, injuries, examinations, treatment options, etc).

Can someone recommend a book that describes those things in detail? I used "Principles of anatomy and physiology (Tortora)", but I dont' think they go enough into detail.

Anyone?

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[Freigeist]

Concise Orthopedic Anatomy by Netter is a solid resource and you can even fit it in your white coat pocket

http://www.amazon.com/Netters-Concise-Orthopaedic-Anatomy-Science/dp/1416059873

 

[preDoGuy24]

Concise Orthopedic Anatomy by Netter is a solid resource and you can even fit it in your white coat pocket

http://www.amazon.com/Netters-Concise-Orthopaedic-Anatomy-Science/dp/1416059873

This is essentially a required text for anyone interested in pursuing ortho.

Thumbs up.

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