本教材以顧曉松教授主編的科學版《人體解剖學》教材為藍本，結合國內醫(yī)學教育和留學生醫(yī)學教育的基本要求，使用英文分別闡述運動系統(tǒng)、消化系統(tǒng)、呼吸系統(tǒng)、泌尿系統(tǒng)、生殖系統(tǒng)、脈管系統(tǒng)、感覺器、神經系統(tǒng)和內分泌系統(tǒng)各器官的形態(tài)、結構和功能。
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CONTENTS
PREFACE
INTRODUCTION TO HUMAN ANATOMY 001
PART ONE LOCOMOTOR SYSTEM 005
Chapter 1 Osteology 007
Chapter 2 Arthrology 033
Chapter 3 Myology 050
PART TWO SPLANCHNOLOGY 083
Chapter 4 General Description 085
Chapter 5 Digestive System 087
Chapter 6 Respiratory System 107
Chapter 7 Urinary System 120
Chapter 8 Reproductive System 126
Chapter 9 Peritoneum 142
PART THREE ANGIOLOGY 149
Chapter 10 Cardiovascular System 151
Chapter 11 Lymphatic System 180
PART FOUR SENSORY ORGANS 191
Chapter 12 General Description 193
Chapter 13 Visual Organ 195
Chapter 14 Vestibulocochlear Organ 204
Chapter 15 Other Sensory Organs 213
PART FIVE NERVOUS SYSTEM AND ENDOCRINE SYSTEM 215
Chapter 16 General Description 217
Chapter 17 Central Nervous System 223
Chapter 18 Peripheral Nervous System 281
Chapter 19 Endocrine System 318
INTRODUCTION TO HUMAN ANATOMYINTRODUCTION
Section 1 Definition of Human Anatomy
Section 2 Selected Subdisciplines of Human Anatomy
Section 3 Organization of Human BodySection 4Anatomical Terminology
Section 5 Objectives to Study Human Anatomy
Section 1Definition of Human Anatomy
Human anatomy， a morphological branch of biology is a science concerned with the normal patterns and structures of the human bodyThe term anatomy is derived from two Greek words， meaning “to cut up” Anatomy is one of the subdivision of the life sciences， the study of living organismsThe anatomy of every structure of the body is adapted to performing a function or perhaps several functionsNatural selection eliminates organisms with inappropriate structures and functions and determines which favorable structures will be passed from one generation to the next.
The dissection of human cadaver has been the basis for understanding the structure and function of the human body for a long timeEach beginning student can directly discover and learn materials studied as the structures of the body are systematically exploredThe anatomical terms， which students learn while becoming acquainted with body structures， represent the work of a great number of dedicated past anatomists who dissected， diagramed， described， and named the multitude of body parts.
Human anatomy will always be a relevant scienceIt is important to have a good personal understanding of body functionsIt is more than so to the medical profession which is concerned， among others， with bodys dysfunctionsHuman anatomy is no longer confined to isolated observations and descriptions of body structures， but also includes the complexities the body functionsThe science of anatomy is dynamic and has always been a vital one because anatomists have dared to explore the intricate territories of the human bodyThe importance of human anatomy today is in functional human anatomy to show that it is an indispensable science for today and will be so in the futureHuman anatomy is a practical， applied science， forming the foundation of an understanding of physical performance and body healthThe objective of this course is to help students to become wellinformed and conversant in anatomy， while providing for them a solid foundation for medical research
Section 2Selected Subdisciplines of Anatomy
Human Anatomy is a large discipline of scienceSome of its main subdisciplines are the Gross Anatomy， Histology， Cytology， and Embryology.
（1） Gross anatomy is the study of the structures with the unaided eyeThe course of gross anatomy provides the necessary foundation for medical and paramedical studentsThe main subdisciplines of gross anatomy on its turn are： systemic anatomy， regional anatomy， sectional anatomy， and clinical anatomyThe clinical anatomy may embrace anatomy in many aspects with the subdisciplines such as surgical anatomy， microsurgical anatomy， developmental anatomy， anatomy of aging， radiological anatomy which uses mainly Xrays to obtain pictures， and imaging anatomy which uses ultrasound， Magnetic Resonance Imaging（MRI）， Positron Transmission Tomography（PET）， Computerized Tomography（CT）， and other technigues to obtain pictures.
（2） Microscopic anatomy studies structures smaller than 0.1mm which can be seen with the aid of a light microscopeCytology （study of cells）， histology （study of tissues）， and embryology （study of embryos） are also subspecialities of anatomy and provide additional information about structures and functions of the human bodyMinute details of the cells and tissues are obtained with the aid of electron microscopesRecently， new techniques in staining， histochemistry， and immunohistochemistry are furher enhanced in the use of light and/or electron microscopes for the examination of microstructures and submicrostructures.
（3） Applied anatomy is a subspeciality of anatomy and uses the knowledge and principles of anatomy in specific fields of human activity such as arts， sports and athletic training， emotional expression, etc.
Section 3Organization of Human Body
�。�1） Body organizationA human body is organized at many levels from the molecular structures to the whole bodyHowever， the organizational levels that are tackled here are the cellular， tissue， organ and system level organizations
1） Cells： The cells are the basic structural and functional components of lifeHumans are multicellular organisms composed of about 60 to 100 trillion cellsIt is at the cellular level that the vital functions of life， such as metabolism， growth， irritability and adaptability， repair， and reproduction are carried outAll cells composing the human body contain many types of cells with distinct structures， specialized to perform some specific functionsAmong these many types of cells are the bone cells， muscle cells， fat cells， blood dells， and nerve cells
2） Tissues： Tissues are layers or
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