B d chaurasia's handbook of general anatomy (4th ed) • 1. B D Chaurasia'S • Late Dr B D Chaurasia 1937-1985 • B D Chaurasia'S Fourth Edition Late Dr B D Chaurasia MBBS, MS, PhD, FAMS Department of Anatomy G.R.

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Medical College Gwalior, India Edited by Dr. Krishna Garg MBBS, MS, PhD, FIMSA, FIAMS, FAMS & Chikitsa Ratan Ex. Spiderman 2000 Pc Iso Games.

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Students have always been encouraging me in improving both text and diagrams. The help of Ms. Priya, MBBS student of Lady Hardinge Medical College during 1990-91, is being acknowledged for improving the 'Anatomical word meanings and historical names.' Ajit Kumar, first year student of Banarasidas Chandiwala Institute of Physiotherapy (BCIP) 2004-05, gave constructive suggestions for its betterment. Stuti Malhotra, first year student of BCIP (2007-08), provided me with a number of tables in various chapters.

I feel highly obliged to them. The editor is obliged to Mr. Arjuna, Publishing Director, CBS for timely and much needed guidance.

Page layout and four colour diagrams work have been diligently done by Ms. Nishi Verma and Mr. Chand Singh Naagar of M/s.

Limited Colors. Vinod Jain, Production Director, and Mr. Tv Program Cryptic Quiz Pizzazz. Satish Jain, Chairman, CBS Publishers and Distributors, have been helping me from time to time. Comments from the students are welcome. Krishna Garg Editor • dedicated to my teacher Shri Uma Shankar Nagayach • Preface to the First Edition This handbook of general anatomy has been written to meet the requirements of students who are newly admitted to medical colleges. It thoroughly introduces the greater part of medical terminology, as well as the various structures which constitute the human body. On account of the late admissions and the shorter time now available for teaching anatomy, the coverage of general anatomy seems to suffer maximum.