Grant’s Atlas of Anatomy (1st South Asian Edition) is legendary for its anatomical realism. It doesn’t just show you how the body “should” look; it shows you how it actually looks during a dissection.

🧬 Why the South Asian Edition is Different

This 2022/2023 edition has been specifically adapted for the Indian subcontinent by editors like Dr. G.P. Pal to align with the NMC (CBME) curriculum.

• Real-Tissue Realism: The illustrations are based on actual cadaveric dissections. This makes it the best companion for the dissection hall, as the structures you see in the book will closely match what you see on your cadaver.

• South Asian Terminology: While it uses the latest Terminologia Anatomica, it includes local variations and clinical terms commonly used in South Asian medical practice.

• Integrated Tables: Unlike other atlases, Grant’s features extensive muscle, nerve, and vessel tables placed right next to the illustrations. This makes it a “hybrid” between an atlas and a textbook.

• Diagnostic Imaging: It includes a significant number of MRIs, CT scans, and ultrasound images paired with orientation drawings, helping you bridge the gap between basic anatomy and clinical radiology.

• Simplified Layout: The text and legends are written in a clearer, more scannable format compared to the global edition, making it easier for first-year students to digest during long study sessions.