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Title: Textbook of human osteology: with atlas of muscle attachments
Author Name: Inderbir Singh.
Author Sur Name: SINGH, Inderbir.
Author information:
Dr. Inderbir Singh was born on 29th August 1929 in a small town called Maymao in Burma (Myanmar). The family migrated to Sialkot (now in Pakistan) in 1942. He joined King Edward Medical College, Lahore but soon migrated to Amritsar due to partition and obtained MBBS degree in 1952 from Government Medical College, Amritsar. He got his Master’s Degree in 1952 from Govt. Medical College, Patiala and later PhD in 1965. He was awarded MAMS in 1964 and FAMS in 1997 He joined PGIMS, Rohtak in 1963 as Assistant Professor. He was also awarded WHO Fellowship for one year at the University of Cambridge, England in 1961-62. He was promoted as Professor in 1970 and retired in 1989 as Professor and Head. Later he continued to contribute towards anatomy as Professor Emeritus till his last. His commendable contribution in developing anatomy museums in Medical Colleges at Amritsar, Patiala and Rohtak cannot be forgotten. Apart from teaching anatomy, his main occupation was research. He is quoted in several text books with more than 100 publications in national and international journals of repute. Staining technique developed by him at Rohtak has been widely used in other countries like Italy, Germany and USA. He wrote first book in Anatomy, on Human Embryology in 1974 which was sold like a hot cake. This was followed by publication of a series of books covering all aspects of anatomy which are very popular amongst undergraduate and postgraduate students and teachers. He transformed his skills from paper and pen to the use of IT for academics and research. Besides being teacher and researcher he was a hard task master, a perfectionist, he had keen interest in painting, music and carpentry. Humility personified, he was honoured with Living Legend Award during North zone conference of IMA College of General Practitioners at Patiala in 2002. He has been General Secretary of the Anatomical Society of India. In recognition of his great contribution to anatomy he was the first anatomist to be conferred with Prof. Inderjit Dewan Life Time Achievement Award in 2012 at PGI Chandigarh by the North States Chapter of the ASI. He left for his heavenly abode in March 3, 2014.
Edition/Published: 3rd ed. _New Delhi : Jaypee , 2011
New to this edition:
  1. The book presents an entirely a new part on atlas of muscle attachments.
  2. Abundant colour plates and diagrams for easy understanding.
  3. Almost all the illustrations along with numerous colour plates and diagrams have been improved.
  4. Includes sections on individual bones of the hands, the feet and of the skull.
Physical Description:
viii, 342p., : ill.; 24cm.
Notes Includes Index.
Includes Index: P. 335-342
ISBN No's: 81-8448-300-7
Bar Code's:
Shelf Location's: 81
Classification
Subject: Bones
Dewey Class No: 611.314
Letter Call No: S6i
LC Classification: QM105 .S56 2011
Other's Book Information
Book ID No: 866
Total Books: 1
Date of collection's: 22-Dec-2024
Donation / Purchase: Purchase
Language: English
Status: Available
Department: Anatomy
Synopsis:
  1. Concise, step by step guide to osteology of the human skull for medical students, with section on muscle attachments in the head and neck.
Review:
  1. A highly recommended companion for 1st year medical students.
Description:
  1. Textbook of Human Osteology: Atlas of Muscle Attachments 3rd Edition is a textbook that is designed to fulfill the needs of undergraduate and postgraduate students. The entire text has been edited and revised to improve readability. The illustrations have been improved for better appearance and content. There are two parts and eleven chapters with all the recent developments in Human Osteology.
Key Features:
  1. This book has been designed to fulfil the meeds of undergraduate as well as postgraduate medical students.
  2. The entire text has been thoroughly edited and revised to improve readability, and almost all the illustrations have been improved with regard to appearance and content.
  3. A section on atlas of muscle attachments has been added which has increased the value of the book greatly.
  4. Includes numerous four coloured illustrations to facilitate an easier understanding.
  5. Text has been written in simple and lucid language and presented with neat and clean diagrams.
  6. Book comprises of two parts and eleven chapters will all the recent developments in human osteology.
Summary:
The entire text has been thoroughly edited and revised to improve readability. Special effort has been made to have the text as near as possible to the relevant illustration. Almost all the illustrations have been improved both with regard to appearance and to content. The value of the book has been greatly increased by the addition of an entirely new part presenting an atlas of muscle attachments.
Abstract:
Human Osteology for medical students is a concise guide to osteology of the human skull. Beginning with an introduction, the book discusses the anatomy of the skull, individual bones, muscles in the head and neck, and the vertebral column. Written in easy to understand language and with the help of over 100 detailed illustrations, this text guides dental students step by step through the anatomy of the skull.
Preface:
This edition of TEXTBOOK OF HUMAN OSTEOLOGY has been prepared keeping in mind the requirements of undergraduate and postgraduate students. This edition incorporates a large number of changes that should make it much more useful. 1. The entire text has been thoroughly edited and revised to improve readibility. Special effort has been made to have the text as near as possible to the relevant illustration. 2. Almost all the illustrations have been improved both with regard to appearance and to content. 3. The value of the book has been greatly increased by the addition of an entirely new part presenting an atlas of muscle attachments. I believe that students will find the atlas very useful as it will considerably reduce the burden of remembering the numerous attachments of muscles to the skeleton. I am grateful to the numerous teachers of Anatomy who have encouraged me in my book writing endeavours. I am equally grateful to the many students who have written letters, and have provided useful suggestions. The support of Mr. J.P. Vij (CMD of Jaypee Brothers) has been vital to the publication of this edition, and I am deeply indebted to him. Rohtak 2008 INDERBIR SINGH
Content:

PART 1: INDIVIDIALBONES OF THE BODY

Introduction to the skeleton-3

Bones of the Upper Limb-8

Bones of the LowerLimb-56

The Vertebral Column-113

The Sternum and Ribs-134

The Skull as a whole-145

Individual Bones ofthe Skull-198

PART 2: ATLAS OFMUSCLE ATTACHMENTS

Muscles of Upper Limb-233

Muscles of Lower Limb-269

Some Muscles of Headand Neck-313

Some Muscles of Thoraxand Abdomen-326

Index-335
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