Human Atlas Of Topographical, Functional And Clinical Anatomy Viscera [Paperback]

The monography entitled Human Atlas of Topographical, Functional and Clinical Anatomy Viscera developed by a prestigious collective coordinated by Acad. Prof. PhD. M.D. Mircea Ifrim, is an absolute editorial novelty. The approach of numerous aspects of the complexity of the human phenomenon, which is the object of anthropology, is original through multiple aspects, out of which we mention the metapsychological one, and at the same time, a reality that defines the constitutional typology in which we find multiple unknown data. At the same time, it is a reality which defines the constitutional typology. This monography contains fundamental elements, many resulting from both practical experience and author's own research. The coordinator of this monography is Acad. Prof. PhD. M.D. Mircea Ifrim, a medical doctor, a Univ. Prof. M.D Ist degree Scientific Researcher, General Secretary of the Romanian Medical Science Academy, Deputy General Manager of the Institute of Life Sciences of the Vasile Goldis Western University in Arad, a doctor in Philosophy of Albert Schweitzer International Academy of Medicine. Acad. Mircea Ifrim has climbed up on the medical hierarchical ladder, from a doctor in a regional practice to university professor and academician by hard work and international recognition of his professional achievements. He was awarded numerous honors and appointments such as General Inspector, Adviser to the Minister of Education, Governmental Adviser, State Secretary for UNESCO, Chairman of the Health Committee of the Romanian Parliament, etc. He has received the Victor Babes award from the Romanian Academy, the International Order of Merit IBC Cambridge, and the National Order Steaua Romaniei (2014) In a sign of high recognition and appreciation for the prestigious and fruitful activity in the service of development of medical sciences, asserting Romanian research internationally etc. Acad. Mircea Ifrim is a member of numerous organizations and internlÃÏ