Clinical Anatomy with Early Clinical Exposure

Highlights of the book

          Question–Answer
format

                •             To encourage active learning

                •             To emphasize anatomical reasoning
rather than rote recall

                •             To make learner to think
anatomically while approaching a clinical problem

                •             To simulate the way knowledge is
applied during case discussions, viva-voce examinations, and clinical
decision-making.

                •             For preparation of various upcoming
academic, qualifying or entrance examinations.             Concise
text for quick recapitulation during examination.

§             Simple
line diagrams are easy to draw figures for theory examination.

§            Clinical
case scenarios provide early clinical exposure and an orientation towards the
pathogenesis of the disease (vertical integration).

§             Clinical
images to give orientation and early clinical exposure (ECE).

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content available at e-CBSPD App: Online MCQ test to reinforce learning,
self-assessment, and for enhancement of attention and critical thinking.