Architecture and Design of Man and Woman The Marvel of the Human Body Revealed

A glorious, unparalleled view of the human body . . . Revolutionary computer images from the creator ofFrom Conception to Birthreveal the wonders and complexities of every system in the male and female bodies. The human body is a marvel of engineering. From the muscular and skeletal systems of the hand working in concert to allow us to type, eat, and caress, to the circadian rhythms of the heart and digestive system keeping things moving despite our consciousness being elsewhere, our bodies are far more complex and awe inspiring than any man-made creation. Not since Andreas Vesalius'sOn the Fabric of the Human Body,illustrated by the scholar in the mid-16th century, has there been a work examining human anatomy for both the scientific and lay communities.The Architecture and Design of Man and Womanis the ultimate illustrated look at the internal structures and processes that sustain us as living, thinking, social beings. Using the most advanced medical and computer technologyincluding body scans, ultrapowerful microscopes, and molecular surveillance toolsAlexander Tsiaras, founder of a widely acclaimed medical-imaging company, hones in on the body's intricately constructed systems and isolates structures that have never been seen before. In more than 500 astonishing images, he dismantles each system, highlights the anatomical difference between men and women, and rebuilds the body from the molecular level on up. Barry Werth's lyrical, informative text enhances the power of the images, providing an array of startling and fascinating facts. The Architecture and Design of Man and Womanis a milestone in science, art, and technology. As Werth writes in the Introduction, "For the first time we see the body notlikesomething, or represented by human hands, or as a grainy negative or video, but very nearly as it is."Tsiaras, Alexander is the author of 'Architecture and Design of Man and Woman The Marvel of the Human Body Revealed', published 2004 under ISBN 9780385509299 and ISBN 0385509294.