Clinically Oriented Anatomy

Clinically Oriented Anatomy is a branch of human anatomy that focuses on understanding the structure of the body in relation to medical practice. It emphasizes how bones, muscles, nerves, and organs work together and how their knowledge aids in diagnosing and treating injuries or illnesses. This approach connects anatomical details with practical clinical applications, helping healthcare professionals better understand conditions, plan surgeries, and improve patient care by considering real-world health scenarios alongside anatomical structures.