Ch. 1. Introduction to clinical anatomy -- Ch. 2. The upper and lower airway and associated structures -- Ch. 3. The chest wall, chest cavity, lungs, and pleural cavities -- Ch. 4. The heart, coronary vessels, and pericardium -- Ch. 5. The blood vessels of the thorax -- Ch. 6. The blood vessels of the head and neck -- Ch. 7. The blood vessels of the upper extremity -- Ch. 8. The blood vessels of the abdomen, pelvis, and perineum -- Ch. 9. The blood vessels of the lower extremity -- Ch. 10. The lymph vessels and lymph tissue -- Ch. 11. Bones and cartilage -- Ch. 12. Joints -- Ch. 13. Skeletal muscles -- Ch. 14. The skull, the brain, the meninges, and the blood supply of the brain relative to trauma and intracranial hemorrhage -- Ch. 15. The cranial nerves and trigeminal nerve blocks -- Ch. 16. The vertebral column, the spinal cord, and the meninges -- Ch. 17. The spinal nerves and spinal nerve blocks -- Ch. 18. The eye and the ear -- Ch. 19. The abdominal wall, the peritoneal cavity, the retroperitoneal space, and the alimentary tract -- Ch. 20. The viscera associated with the alimentary tract : the liver, the pancreas, and the spleen -- Ch. 21. The kidneys, ureters, bladder, and urethra -- Ch. 22. The male genital organs, the penis, and the scrotum -- Ch. 23. The perineum, the female genital organs, and childbirth -- Ch. 24. The endocrine glands -- App. Notes on selected areas of regional anatomy of clinical importance.