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"Anatomical dissection" as a book category encompasses works that center on the systematic examination of the human (or sometimes animal) body through cutting, exploration, and description. It includes medical textbooks and atlases, surgical and dissection manuals, forensic case studies, and practical guides for students and professionals, as well as historical and cultural histories of dissection, corpse procurement and anatomy teaching. Books in this category often address technique and tools, preservation and lab practice, anatomical nomenclature, and applied clinical insights, and may also explore the ethical, legal and religious debates surrounding the use of human remains. While predominantly non-fiction and technical, the category can overlap with biography, memoir, medical humanities and even literary works that use dissection as metaphor or plot device, appealing to physicians, students, researchers, artists and readers interested in the science, history and human stories behind anatomical exploration.

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