Cc Chatterjee S Human Physiology Volume 2 Twelfth Edition

This is the completely revised, entirely rewritten, thoroughly updated and judiciously enlarged edition, edited by highly qualified and experienced team of editors. All the illustrations have been redrawn, relabeled and presented to match most international publications on the subject.

This is the completely revised and updated edition of a popular textbook which is used by students of courses in medical and dental sciences, homeopathy, physiotherapy and AYUSH.

Completely revised, entirely rewritten, thoroughly updated, and judiciously enlarged by a highly qualified and experienced team of editors.

The textbook is meticulously designed and written in simple language. It is very well supplemented with over 800 diagrams, 66 images, 63 tables, 57 flowcharts and summaries for easy learning. Frequently asked long answer questions have been elaborately covered, in addition to relevant applied physiology. This is the most comprehensive and an ideal textbook for dental students.

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