Latin and Greek in medicine

This textbook, designed for English-speaking medical students, originated from the extensive teaching experience of its authors at the Medical University of Warsaw in Poland. Its structure is carefully crafted to assist students in grasping the basics of medical Latin within the limited time frame typically available in medical school curriculums. It incorporates grammar and vocabulary, and is further enriched with English phonetic transcriptions of Latin terms and phrases, making it a valuable tool in teaching and learning both medical Latin and English. It also serves as a useful resource for self-study.

"Latin and Greek in Medicine" plays a crucial role in the study of languages, particularly Latin and English, and in the field of language culture. It's not only a vital repository of information for linguists but also serves as a textual backbone essential for defining and constructing both established and new medical terminology.

The book is primarily intended for students of medicine and dentistry. It introduces fundamental Latin and Greek grammar and vocabulary necessary for the comprehension of medical terms. With its dual function, it can be utilized either as a textbook or a reference guide for students and medical practitioners alike.