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Synopsis
The definitive atlas of human anatomy, written by experienced teachers. Utilizes the complete range of imaging modalities.
Synopsis
This is the definitive atlas of human anatomy. Written by experienced teachers in imaging and anatomy, it utilizes the complete range of imaging modalities. Comprehensive sections cover each anatomical region, employing CT, MRI, PET, ultrasound and X-ray technologies to illustrate normal anatomy and radiological findings.
About the Author
Paul Butler is a consultant neuroradiologist at The Royal London Hospital, London.Adam Mitchell is a consultant radiologist at Charing Cross Hospital, London.Harold Ellis is a clinical anatomist at the University of London.
Table of Contents
Part I. The Basics: 1. An introduction to diagnostic imaging techniques Thomas Bryant and Adam Waldman; 2. How to interpret an image Adam Mitchell; Part II. The Thorax: 3. The chest wall and ribs Jonathan Berry and Sujal R. Desai; 4. The breast Stella Comitis; Part III. The Abdomen and Pelvis: 5. The abdominal wall Dominic Blunt; 6. The urogenital system and suprarenal glands Andrea Rockall and Sarah Vinnicombe; Part IV. The Head, Neck and Vertebral Column: 7. The skull and brain Paul Butler; 8. The eye Claudia Kirsch; 9. The ear Claudia Kirsch; 10. The extracranial head and neck Jureerat Thammaroj and Joti Bhattacharya; 11. The vertebral column and spinal cord Claudia Kirsch; Part V. The Limbs: 12. The upper limb Alex Barnacle; 13. The lower limb A. Newman Sanders; Part VI. Developmental Anatomy: 14. Obstetric imaging Ian Suchet and Ruth Williamson; 15. Paediatric imaging Ruth Williamson.