{"id":"2dd3ac78-7f18-41d6-b4d2-d02b8102d714","slug":"book-review-atlas-of-anatomy-head-neck-and-neuroanatomy","title":"Book Review: Atlas of Anatomy – Head, Neck, and Neuroanatomy","authors":["Seyed Ali Khonsary"],"abstract":"Background: The Sobotta Atlas of Anatomy, originally authored by Professor Dr. med. Robert Johannes Sobotta in 1904, aims to meet the practical needs of medical students and physicians by providing essential knowledge of human anatomy. The current 16th English/Latin edition, published in 2018, continues this legacy with a focus on head, neck, and neuroanatomy, reflecting over a century of advancements in anatomical education. Summary: Volume 3 of the Atlas is divided into five sections: Head, Eye, Ear, Neck, and Brain and Spinal Cord. Each section includes an overview, focused highlights, clinical relevance, detailed figures, and practice examination questions to enhance reader engagement. The editors have emphasized compatibility with contemporary educational systems and integrated new technologies to improve accessibility. Conclusion: The Sobotta Atlas serves as an excellent reference for clinicians and scientists, reinforcing the foundational importance of human anatomy in medical education. However, the integration of Latin nomenclature alongside English may be less beneficial in modern contexts, suggesting a potential improvement could be the inclusion of a Latin glossary for interested readers. Keywords: anatomy, neuroanatomy, medical education, Sobotta Atlas, head and neck, clinical relevance, educational resources","thumbnailUrl":"https://sni-digital-videos.s3.amazonaws.com/placeholders/specialty/neuroanatomy-and-neurophysiology.png","publishDate":"2020-04-25T00:00:00.000Z","doi":"10.25259/SNI_68_2020","categories":["Neuroanatomy and Neurophysiology","Book Review"],"fullTextUrl":"https://surgicalneurologyint.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/04/9985/SNI-11-79.pdf"}