Bones and Joints: A Guide for Students

This book is a clear, concise introduction to the subject which covers all the major bones and joints in the body in a logical and systematic way to aid understanding. The three generic chapters at the start of the book, covering an overview of bone, joints and pathology, provide the basic information required to ensure that the student is able to gain the most benefit from the subsequent area-specific chapters.

The text is written in note form and the drawings are as clear and simple as possible so that they can be easily reproduced by students. In this edition a number of the radiographic images have been improved and replaced and the number of imaging techniques has increased by including PET and SPECT images

New to this edition

Improved clarity of the joint images

A number of new radiographic images

Insight Boxes

Inclusion of PET and SPECT colour images

Bones and Joints may be used as part of a self-directed learning programme by students examining and studying the real bones of the skeleton along with the images. It can also be used as part of a revision programme or as a reference text. It is aimed at all health care students who needs a good understanding of the skeletal system.

. Consistent and user-friendly layout of text and illustrations makes the subject very accessible . Line drawings are simple so that they can easily be redrawn by students or used for revision . Radiographs which illustrate pathology support the line drawings, thereby helping students to interpret radiographs

Includes new imaging modalities - PET and SPECT

Insight boxes

Electronic Faculty Resource accompanies this textbook