An atlas of human anatomy, written by experienced teachers This book, first published in 2007, 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. List of contributors vii Acknowledgments ix Section 1 The basics An introduction to the technology of imaging 1(16) Thomas H. Bryant Adam D. Waldman How to interpret an image 17(6) Adam W. M. Mitchell Section 2 The thorax The chest wall and ribs 23(8) Jonathan D. Berry Sujal R. Desai The breast 31(5) Stella Comitis Section 3 The abdomen and pelvis The abdomen 36(11) Dominic Blunt The renal tract, retroperitoneum and pelvis 47(17) Andrea G. Rockall Sarah J. Vinnicombe Section 4 The head, neck, and vertebral column The skull and brain 64(17) Paul Butler The eye 81(5) Claudia Kirsch The ear 86(5) Claudia Kirsch The extracranial head and neck 91(14) Jureerat Thammaroj Joti Bhattacharya The vertebral column and spinal cord 105(8) Claudia Kirsch Section 5 The limbs The upper limb 113(16) Alex M. Barnacle Adam W. M. Mitchell The lower limb 129(17) A. Newman Sanders Section 6 Developmental anatomy Obstetric imaging 146(7) Ian Suchet Ruth Williamson Pediatric imaging 153(6) Ruth Williamson Index 159