The mediating position that human anatomy occupies between zoology, physiology, and practical medicine is the reason why in the writings that address it, sometimes one aspect and sometimes another is emphasized more. This book aims to serve the medical professional. Therefore, it strives to highlight the anatomical facts that are particularly important to him and to draw attention to the aspects relevant to medical practice. The material is divided into individual sections. First, general tissue theory and developmental theory are discussed. This is followed by the theory of the passive and active musculoskeletal system. Next, the theory of the internal organs, skin, and sensory organs will be presented. The conclusion consists of the theory of nerves and vessels. The individual parts of the body are...