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What's the best place for a patient to learn anatomy?
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Internet: There are some many good sites on the internet to go to to learn anatomy. That is where i would start. Then, i would check out anatomy books at the local library.
Answered 4/28/2013
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Anatomy: The book "gray's anatomy" is what i would recommend.
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