Dissecting Manual: Based on Cunningham's Anatomy

“This is an admirable manual designed to accompany .Cunningham's Anatomy. It has the conciseness and simplicity of arrangement which are such essential features in manuals of this kind.”
—The Medical Age, Volume 23

“We consider this as extremely useful for students as a dissecting-room companion. It is well adapted to actual needs, as the text-books upon anatomy fail to furnish very clear instructions for work in the dead-room. The arrangement is most excellent throughout, and the subject matter is so condensed and systematic as to render instruction very easily accessible. We are very much pleased with this work and can recommend it to the student class without any hesitation.”
—Nashville Journal of Medicine and Surgery, Volume 73

“Dr. Rockwell's manual is a terse, well-bound, well-printed dissecting-room necessity. The cadaver is considered in the usual five parts: head and neck, thorax, upper extremity, abdomen and pelvis, lower extremity, and without any superfluous English the essentials of dissecting anatomy are given. Particularly commendable is the exposition of the vascular and nervous systems. The book meets every requirement of the dissector, and, furthermore, should serve as an excellent quiz-compend of anatomy.”
—North American Journal of Homoeopathy