Netter's Atlas of Human Anatomy is a comprehensive reference book that provides detailed illustrations of the human body. Created by Dr. Frank H. Netter, a physician and medical illustrator, the atlas features high-quality, hand-drawn images that depict various anatomical structures, including organs, muscles, and systems. It is widely used by medical students, healthcare professionals, and educators for its clarity and accuracy. The atlas is organized by body regions, making it easy to locate specific anatomical information. Each illustration is accompanied by descriptive labels and annotations, enhancing the learning experience. Netter's Atlas serves as an essential tool for understanding human anatomy in both clinical and educational settings.