The other CD contains the book’s 2000 images exportable to PowerPoint, which could be very useful in developing educational material. One CD features anatomy quizzes and 9 layered anatomical images that can be rotated 360°. Susan Standring, professor of experimental neurobiology at King’s College in London and the new Editor-in-chief of the book, along with her team of 85 editors/contributors (including 8 radiologists) have added new material to this book, including 400 new illustrations, more clinical information, and an increasing emphasis on new imaging modalities. This 39th edition of Gray’s Anatomy has added many new features to the now 10-year-old 38th edition. It is safe to say that “Gray’s anatomy” has become a household name associated with the medical profession. Now there is the American Broadcasting Company’s new hit titled Grey’s anatomy, which concerns the life of Meredith Grey, a woman who struggles to survive the competitive atmosphere of her surgical internship. Gray goes around New York seeking homeopathic treatment for macular puckering. Recently, there was a 1997 monologue film called Gray’s anatomy staring Spalding Gray, who was raised as a Christian Scientist.

It is now the gold standard for anatomists and clinicians alike, and the words “Gray’s anatomy” have worked their way into popular culture. It is doubtful that he could have envisioned what his book would become 38 editions and 147 years later. When 28-year-old Henry Gray first published his anatomy book in 1858, his goal was humble that is, to create an affordable quick reference and teaching aid for surgeons and medical students alike.

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