Dissection Manual with Regions and Applied Anatomy: Head, Neck and Brain (Vol 3), 2/E for MBBS First Year Students | CBME-Aligned Cadaveric Dissection Guide with Bony Landmarks and Applied Anatomy: 1

Dissection Manual with Regions and Applied Anatomy: Head, Neck and Brain (Volume 3), 2nd Edition is a practical cadaveric dissection guide for the head and neck region and the brain, and the third volume of a three-volume gross anatomy dissection series. It walks the student through each region step by step, from surface and bony landmarks to the deep structures exposed during dissection, and then to the clinical anatomy that makes each structure matter. This edition is fully revised and aligned with the latest Competency-Based Medical Education (CBME) guidelines prescribed by the National Medical Commission (NMC), 2024, and every chapter follows a concept-based, outcome-driven pattern: clearly defined Learning Objectives, then Introduction, Bony Landmarks and Applied (Clinical) Anatomy. This edition is also integrated with online dissection and model demonstration videos as a visual learning aid alongside the printed text. The volume is organised into 41 region-wise chapters covering the osteology of the head and neck, scalp, face, orbit and lacrimal apparatus, the anterior, posterior and suboccipital triangles of the neck, parotid and temporal regions, temporomandibular joint, submandibular region, cranial cavity and meninges, cranial fossae and dural venous sinuses, deep structures and root of the neck, prevertebral region and cervical plexus, pharynx, palate and tongue, and the brain, including cerebral hemispheres, white matter, ventricles, thalamus and hypothalamus, basal ganglia and deep cerebral structures. Skin incisions, dissection sequence and detailed labelled illustrations support each step. Who This Book Is For: MBBS First Professional students: use it in the dissection hall through the head and neck and neuroanatomy modules to plan each dissection, identify structures and answer applied anatomy questions. BDS First Year students: rely on it for the head, neck, oral cavity and cranial structures that anchor the dental anatomy course and viva. Why This Book Helps: Turns the dissection into a sequence: landmarks, skin incisions and step-by-step exposure so time in the dissection hall is structured and productive. Aligns study with CBME: Learning Objectives and Applied Anatomy in every chapter map directly to the competencies students are assessed on. Builds clinical reasoning early: each region ends with the clinical importance of its nerves, vessels and joints, connecting anatomy to examination and disease. Reinforces with video: integrated online dissection and model demonstration videos show relationships that are hard to read from a flat page. Covers head, neck and brain together: one volume for the region and its neuroanatomy, so cranial cavity, fossae and brain are studied in continuity. Key Features: 41 region-wise chapters spanning head and neck osteology and soft tissue plus cerebral hemispheres, white matter, ventricles, thalamus, hypothalamus and basal ganglia. Fixed chapter template of Learning Objectives, Introduction, Bony Landmarks and Applied (Clinical) Anatomy, aligned with NMC CBME 2024. Skin incision guidance and step-by-step dissection sequence for each region. Detailed labelled illustrations of nerves, vessels, muscles, joints and brain structures. 107 complimentary online dissection and model demonstration videos accessed with the genuine book.

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