This work offers a systematic approach to anatomy. As opposed to the regional approach used by medical and dental students, this work is aimed in particular at the medical-related professions, for example nursing, radiography, occupational therapy and physiotherapy. It was endeavoured to comply with the requirements of these courses. The authors are members of the Anatomy Department of the University of Pretoria's Faculty of Medicine.
1. Introduction
2. The cell
3. Embryology
4. Tissues
5. Osteology
6. Joints
7. The muscles
8. The nervous system
9. The cardiovascular system
10. The respiratory system
11. The digestive system
12. The urogenital system
13. The special senses
14. Endocrine glands
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