Kadasne's Textbook of Anatomy (Clinically Oriented Upper and Lower Extremities)

375 Pages·2008·83.095 MB·English

by  DK Kadasne

Kadasne’s
Textbook of
ANATOMY
(Clinically Oriented)

Kadasne’s
Textbook of
ANATOMY
(Clinically Oriented)
Volume 2: Thorax, Abdomen and Pelvis
DK Kadasne MS FRCS FICS
Emeritus Professor
Department of Anatomy
Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru Medical College
DMIMS (a Deemed University)
Sawangi, Wardha
Maharashtra, India
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Dedicated to
the Sacred Memory
of
My Late Beloved
Parents

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Peeping into memory lanes of the yester years, it vividly comes into my focused attention of the
Herculean difficulties which I had to face as an ordinary student of first MBBS in the early 70's,
while groping into the annals of Anatomy as a subject. It appeared to be "tough, baffling and
difficult to grasp", and much more, difficult to 'retain' for the purposes of 'recall'.
Frankly speaking, it was genuinely a dreadful proposition till we were told by our seniors to
just fall back to the notes titled' Approach to Anatomy' penned by none else than respected
Dr DK Kadasane Sir. It realistically had an astonishing effect to the extent that what was 'dreadful;
till the previous day became understandingly lovable subsequent thereto. It was some sort of
realistic magic which till date does not go out of the memory.
I therefore feel greatly privileged to be writing this foreword for the present book, which is a
genuine manifestation of unparalleled creativity brought out by respected Dr DK Kadasane Sir
in his lucid and free flowing style. The contents, description, syntaxing and diagrammatic
depiction, all taken together make it look as if it is "Anatomy made easiest" for one and all.
Indeed, it is a great venture which is nothing but a depiction of the commitment that Dr DK
Kadasane Sir has harboured deep in his heart and mind for the subject of anatomy all his life and
has never fallen short when he started writting the book which would cater to the cause of the
learners as well as teachers in a meaningful way.
No amount of praise showered on him would be sufficient to commensurate with his single
minded devotion to the teaching and learning of the subject of anatomy and facilitating it in a
way which would really be memorable on all counts.
I have every reason to believe that this book entitled Kadasne's Textbook of Anatomy (Clinically
Oriented) would not only be handy, useful, purposive and relevant to the requirements of students
and teachers of anatomy but would also be of significant consequence to the teachers of surgery
and its allied specialities.
The unique feature of applied aspects in this book is due to the fact that Dr Kadasne is a
qualified Anatomist as well as Surgeon of cognition and repute.
I take the privilege of saluting the 'unending zeal and unfathomable commitment of 'teacher
of teachers' respected Dr DK Kadasane Sir, inspite of being aware of the fact that any expression
howsoever, genuine and bonafide it be, would not be able to match his creative prowess.
Vedprakash Mishra
Chairman
Post Graduate Medical Education Committee,
Medical Council of India, New Delhi

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I had the pleasure of teaching Anatomy at the Government Medical College, Nagpur and Surgery
at the Indira Gandhi Medical College, Nagpur. I am convinced that surgery brings meaning to
anatomy. Surgery is an applied anatomy in the true sense. Anatomy was written and taught by
surgeons and physicians in the golden era of rise of medicine. Anatomy was brought to a
respectable stage by great surgeons and physicians. It happened in the days when touching of
dead and the blood was considered a sin.
The call was given to all the anatomists over the world by a famed and the pioneer surgeon
as “Anatomist should come out of the dead house and prove their worth in other clinical sciences.
In case of the members of clinical sciences prevent them, the loss is theirs—the loss of humanity”.
Every structure in the body has the hidden surgical and clinical thrill of practical importance.
It is only on the foundation of anatomy the clinical sciences progressed to the stage of organ
transplant. Emergence of the non-invasive techniques of investigation have acted as a boon for
anatomy in its further research and clinical application.
Keeping in view the thoughts expressed, I ventured to write a book to create interest and
enthusiasm amongst the students while learning anatomy.
No book is complete and no book can be comprehensive.
DK Kadasne