The 16th edition of Cunningham’s Manual of Practical Anatomy: Head, Neck and Brain is an invaluable resource for students in medicine, dentistry, and allied health sciences. Authored by Rachel Koshi, this meticulously revised text aims to simplify complex anatomical concepts, making it accessible for undergraduate learners. Each chapter follows a logical structure, providing clear, friendly explanations of key knowledge expected at the student level.

New learning features prepare students for dissection labs, university examinations, and clinical practice. The book is richly illustrated with full-color artwork that brings the text to life, complemented by improved diagrams with clear labeling. Learning objectives at the beginning of each dissection introduce essential concepts, while step-by-step instructions guide students through practical exercises.

Enhanced with new clinical application boxes and radiology images, this edition emphasizes the relevance of anatomy in medical practice. At the end of each part, multiple-choice questions facilitate quick knowledge review before checking answers in the provided ‘Answers to MCQs’ section. The book retains the trustworthy authority of previous editions while offering a contemporary account of practical anatomy.

With a print length of 432 pages and published by Oxford University Press on August 7, 2018, this edition is an essential tool for modern-day anatomy students seeking comprehensive, practical knowledge. The book measures 10.5 x 0.8 x 7.6 inches and has the ISBN-13: 978-0198749387.