Instruct: Classify Amazon reviews into positive or negative sentiment
Query: Sometimes wrong, always difficult to use.

I'm a medical student who entered school with zero background in anatomy. I got Neter's because everyone else did and frankly don't understand all the raving is about. The illustrations are indeed very pretty but what's the point? It takes forever to find the structures in the picture, it's basically impossible to determine anatomical relationships (especially in the difficult areas such as the pelvis, the abdomen and the head) some illustrations are outright wrong, many illustrations are incomplete.I recommend becoming familiar with the anatomical coordinates and learning from accurate and complete texts (Gray's anatomy is available for free online). Moore's Clinical Anatomy is very good for it's clinical correlates, albeit some of the illustrations are subpar.