Imaging Anatomy by Graham Whitehouse

Imaging Anatomy

Graham Whitehouse
352 pages
Hodder Arnold
Mar 2007
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Radiologists in training need to know traditional anatomy such as relations of anatomical structures - they are also required to know normal variants, normal patterns of skeletal development and to identify anatomical structures on radiographs, contrast images and cross-sectional images. All of these important areas are covered, to aid learning anatomy in a structured manner. Split into five sections, the book contains 500 original radiographic images. Plain and annotated images are placed side-by-side for comparison, and short notes and some line drawings expand on more complex topics. Tables of key points and common questions from exam situations help to make this book a user-friendly learning resource.
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Pages 352
Publisher Hodder Arnold
Published 2007
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