Thorax, Abdomen and Pelvis

📘 Thorax, Abdomen & Pelvis (2026–2027 Edition) Thorax, Abdomen & Pelvis Anatomy is a comprehensive study resource designed to build a strong understanding of human anatomy, including the thoracic cavity, abdominal organs, pelvic structures, blood vessels, lymphatics & autonomic nerves. This book covers the anatomical organization, functions, clinical significance & radiological features of major structures in the thorax, abdomen & pelvis. 📚 What’s Inside: 🔹 Unit 01 – Introduction Introduces the fundamental principles of human anatomy, anatomical terminology, body planes, anatomical relationships & the organization of the thoracic, abdominal & pelvic regions. 🔹 Unit 02 – Thoracic Wall Explores the bones, muscles, intercostal spaces, nerves, blood vessels & structural features of the thoracic wall, highlighting their roles in protecting thoracic organs & supporting respiration. 🔹 Unit 03 – Diaphragm Covers the anatomy of the diaphragm, including its attachments, openings, nerve supply, blood supply & functions in respiration, along with important clinical correlations. 🔹 Unit 04 – Mediastinum Examines the divisions of the mediastinum & the structures within them, including the heart, great vessels, trachea, esophagus, nerves & lymphatic tissues. 🔹 Unit 05 – Pleura & Lungs Explains the visceral and parietal pleura, pleural cavities, lobes and surfaces of the lungs, bronchopulmonary segments, lung blood supply & clinical conditions related to pleural and pulmonary anatomy. 🔹 Unit 06 – Trachea & Bronchial Tree Explores the structure of the trachea, main bronchi, bronchial branching patterns, airway relations & clinical importance of the respiratory passages. 🔹 Unit 07 – Heart & Pericardium Covers the external and internal anatomy of the heart, chambers, valves, coronary circulation, conducting system, pericardial layers & major clinical correlations. 🔹 Unit 08 – Great Vessels of Thorax Examines the aorta, superior vena cava, pulmonary vessels, brachiocephalic vessels & other major thoracic blood vessels, focusing on their origins, courses, branches & anatomical relationships. 🔹 Unit 09 – Esophagus & Posterior Mediastinum Explains the course, constrictions, relations and blood supply of the esophagus, along with the thoracic duct, azygos venous system, vagal trunks & other posterior mediastinal structures. 🔹 Unit 10 – Anterior Abdominal Wall Covers the layers, muscles, fascia, blood vessels, nerves & surface landmarks of the anterior abdominal wall, including its role in abdominal support and surgical access. 🔹 Unit 11 – Inguinal Canal & Hernias Explores the anatomy of the inguinal canal, its walls, rings, contents & coverings, distinguishing direct and indirect inguinal hernias and explaining their clinical significance. 🔹 Unit 12 – Peritoneum & Abdominal Cavity Examines the parietal and visceral peritoneum, peritoneal cavity, mesenteries, omenta, peritoneal ligaments, spaces & the arrangement of abdominal organs. 🔹 Unit 13 – Stomach Covers the external features, parts, relations, blood supply, venous drainage, lymphatic drainage & nerve supply of the stomach, along with its anatomical and clinical importance. 🔹 Unit 14 – Small Intestine Explores the duodenum, jejunum & ileum, including their structure, anatomical relations, blood supply, lymphatic drainage, nerve supply & major distinguishing features. 🔹 Unit 15 – Large Intestine Examines the cecum, appendix, colon, rectum & anal canal, focusing on their anatomical features, relations, blood supply, lymphatic drainage & clinical relevance. 🎯 Suitable For: 🎓 MBBS Students 🩺 Medical & Clinical Anatomy Students 📚 Students Preparing for Anatomy Examinations 🔬 Students Studying Human Structure & Clinical Correlations Build a strong foundation in thoracic, abdominal & pelvic anatomy, strengthen your understanding of anatomical relationships & connect theoretical knowledge with clinical practice in the (2026–2027) Edition! 🫀🫁🩻📘📚✨