The Atlas of Clinical Diagnosis systematically presents the clinical signs, both common and rare, that the physician may encounter in practice, in hospital or in the community. It thereby explores the visual content of clinical medicine, covering pathognomonic and fundamental signs as well as those that are non-specific and presenting them in an anatomical context: the face the mouth the external eye the optic fundus the ears the neck the chest the abdomen the hands the nails the legs and feet 1200 colour photographs present the full spectrum of clinical signs as they are likely to be seen on a visual survey of the patient, while a brief description of each disease is given as the part of the body it affects is covered. All those concerned with clinical diagnosis will find the Atlas an invaluable companion.