Hodge (legal studies, Temple U.) and Hubbard (neurology, U. of Minnesota) explain clinical anatomy to lawyers, to help them deal with legal matters involving medical issues. They provide basic information on how the body is put together, how the parts function, and how they interact, using a systems approach with an emphasis on the clinical aspects of each system. They present a historical perspective, an overview of the body systems, and a description of how body parts are imaged, then each system and its common diseases and disorders with relevant legal issues, ending with multi-system medical problems such as trauma, immune disorders, and pain. Lists of resources for some legal issues are included in each chapter. Annotation ©2013 Book News, Inc., Portland, OR (booknews.com)