Oral anatomy , histology and embryology

Oral anatomy , histology and embryology
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口腔解剖学,组织学和胚胎学

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发表时间:
2002
影响因子:
2.6
通讯作者:
G. Koch
G. Koch
中科院分区:
医学4区
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作者:
G. Koch

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口腔生物学中最受学生欢迎的教科书之一的新版本为本科生和研究生更新了这个有趣且重要的领域。本书全面概述了口腔解剖学,包括大体解剖学、组织学和胚胎学。它还试图将基础科学信息与临床情况联系起来。本书的格式较第二版有所改变,现在以平装本形式呈现,尺寸比上一版小。文本被重写得更像是教科书,而不是彩色图册,这使得这本书对学生更加友好,而不会给读者带来过多的信息负担。书中有近 900 张插图,其中近三分之一是本版新增的。许多新插图都是当代文献研究成果的复制品。此外,还纳入了前沿研究领域,例如牙齿发育的模式和牙周再生中牙釉质基质蛋白的使用。第 1 至第 6 章涉及口腔的宏观解剖学和相关区域,变化最小,但新的格式使章节更易于阅读。虽然这个版本比前一版本有了相当大的改进,但很明显,作者的研究兴趣得到了体现。有些章节包含许多自己的研究成果,而其他章节,例如关于面部发展的章节则相对较短。对于那些没有任何先验知识的人来说,这使得解释起来非常困难,因为文本中包含的基本胚胎学相对较少。为了纳入文本中添加的大量新材料,比较解剖学部分已被删除,这在很大程度上反映了最近许多牙科学校课程的变化。总之,本书经过重新编排,添加了更多当代研究成果和更多插图,比以前的版本更加用户友好。 R·霍尔 [BR5058]
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