Key features:-

• The main emphasis s on presenting complicated aspects of human anatomy in an easy-to-understand language and manner.
• The strength and popularity of inderbir singh’s Anatomy has been its percise essential exam-oriented text. This has essentially remained unchanged even in the sixth edition.
• New revised format makes learning quick and easy.
• Two new sections–General Anatomy and Genetics have been added so as to make the fundamental knowledge stronger.
• A comprehensive rearrangement of chapters has been done for easy understanding.
• The matter has been presented in a sequential format, making the retention of concepts stronger than over.
• ‘A picture is worth more than a thousand words.’ Hence, this edition incorporates nearly 1500 four-colour diagrams to make learning enjoyable and retainable. All diagrams are easy to reproduce in the examinations.
• Many new relevant flowcharts and tables have been added for a quick grasp of the subject.
• Clinical conditions relevant each chapter have been discussed under clinical correlation wherever necessary to emphasise their anatomical basis.
• For the first time Histology and Embroyology have been added wherever required to make learning complete.
• To facilitate easier understanding, Surface marking and steps of dissection have been added for the first time ever.
• The chapter on cross-sectional and surface anatomy is completely updated to make the students keep abreast with newer trends.
• Advanced information on topics has been included as added information to cater to the needs of postgraduates students.
• Validated MCQs have been added at  the end of each chapter to reinforce the subject and to help the students in self-assessment.
• Clinical problems with their solutions have been added at the end of each chapter to help students apply their knowledge in future clinical practice.
• Useful appendices have been given at the end of all volumes for better understanding of the subject.

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