Clinically Oriented Anatomy is a branch of anatomy that focuses on the practical application of anatomical knowledge in clinical settings. It emphasizes understanding the structure and function of the human body in relation to medical practice, helping healthcare professionals diagnose and treat various conditions. This approach integrates anatomical concepts with clinical scenarios, making it easier for students and practitioners to relate their knowledge to real-life situations. By studying anatomical structures, physiological functions, and pathological conditions, clinicians can enhance their skills in patient assessment and surgical procedures, ultimately improving patient care.