Download Easy Ways Abdomen and Thorax APK latest version Free for Android
| Version | Varies with device |
| Update | 7 years ago |
| Size | Varies with device |
| Developer | Instant Anatomy |
| Category | Apps, Medical |
| Package Name | net.instantanatomy.easywaysabdomen |
| OS | Varies with device |
Easy Ways Abdomen and Thorax APPLICATION description
Learn anatomy on the go with this series of lectures on the abdomen and thorax
This app contains the Easy Ways lecture series on the Abdomen and Thorax
AB15 - A walk through the inguinal canal
AB16 - Development of the General Peritoneal Cavity
AB17 - Development of the Lesser Sac
AB18 - Developmental Divisions of the Intestine & Mesentery Versus Retroperitoneal
AB19 - Branches of Internal Iliac Artery
AB20 - Sex Differences in Bony Pelvis
AB21 - Blood Supply of Stomach
AB22 - Abdominal Aorta & Bowel Blood Supply
AB23 - Abdominal Systemic & Portal Venous Systems
AB24 - Kidney & its Relations
AB25 - Ureter
AB26 - Spermatic Cord, Vas & Seminal Vesicles
AB27 - Broad Ligament of the Uterus
AB28 - Prostate
AB29 - Autonomic Nerve Supply of Abdomen
AB30 - Posterior abdominal wall nerves
AB31 - Perineum 1
AB32 - Perineum 2
TH5 - Thoracic Inlet and First Rib
TH6 - Angle of Louis, Vertebral Levels & Thoracic Dermatomes
TH7 - Surface Markings of Heart, Lungs & Major Veins
TH8 - Superior Vena Cava & Azygos Venous Systems
TH9 - Vagus & Phrenic Nerves in Neck, Thoracic Inlet & at Hilum of Lung
TH10 - Respiratory Movements & the Diaphragm
TH11 - Trachea, Bronchi & Tracheostomy
TH12 - Mediastinum & Lung Impressions
TH13 - Mediastinal Relations & Branches of the Upper Aorta
TH14 - Thoracic Lymphatics & Thoracic Duct
TH15 - Sternum, Related Joints & a Typical Intercostal nerves
TH16 - The Oesophagus - Portosystemic Anastomosis & Mallory Weiss Syndrome
TH17 - Axial Sectioins of Thorax
TH18 - Referred Pain from Heart & Abdomen
THE AUTHOR: Robert Whitaker has spent his clinical career as a paediatric urological surgeon. Since retiring 20 years ago he now teaches clinically applied topographical anatomy to first-year medical students at Cambridge University, in the UK. He also teaches clinically applied anatomy to surgical, radiological and other speciality trainees and is a former examiner for the MRCS at the English and Edinburgh Colleges of Surgeons.
AB15 - A walk through the inguinal canal
AB16 - Development of the General Peritoneal Cavity
AB17 - Development of the Lesser Sac
AB18 - Developmental Divisions of the Intestine & Mesentery Versus Retroperitoneal
AB19 - Branches of Internal Iliac Artery
AB20 - Sex Differences in Bony Pelvis
AB21 - Blood Supply of Stomach
AB22 - Abdominal Aorta & Bowel Blood Supply
AB23 - Abdominal Systemic & Portal Venous Systems
AB24 - Kidney & its Relations
AB25 - Ureter
AB26 - Spermatic Cord, Vas & Seminal Vesicles
AB27 - Broad Ligament of the Uterus
AB28 - Prostate
AB29 - Autonomic Nerve Supply of Abdomen
AB30 - Posterior abdominal wall nerves
AB31 - Perineum 1
AB32 - Perineum 2
TH5 - Thoracic Inlet and First Rib
TH6 - Angle of Louis, Vertebral Levels & Thoracic Dermatomes
TH7 - Surface Markings of Heart, Lungs & Major Veins
TH8 - Superior Vena Cava & Azygos Venous Systems
TH9 - Vagus & Phrenic Nerves in Neck, Thoracic Inlet & at Hilum of Lung
TH10 - Respiratory Movements & the Diaphragm
TH11 - Trachea, Bronchi & Tracheostomy
TH12 - Mediastinum & Lung Impressions
TH13 - Mediastinal Relations & Branches of the Upper Aorta
TH14 - Thoracic Lymphatics & Thoracic Duct
TH15 - Sternum, Related Joints & a Typical Intercostal nerves
TH16 - The Oesophagus - Portosystemic Anastomosis & Mallory Weiss Syndrome
TH17 - Axial Sectioins of Thorax
TH18 - Referred Pain from Heart & Abdomen
THE AUTHOR: Robert Whitaker has spent his clinical career as a paediatric urological surgeon. Since retiring 20 years ago he now teaches clinically applied topographical anatomy to first-year medical students at Cambridge University, in the UK. He also teaches clinically applied anatomy to surgical, radiological and other speciality trainees and is a former examiner for the MRCS at the English and Edinburgh Colleges of Surgeons.
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