Cross-sectional Anatomy and MRI CT ECT Atlas (2) - Abdomen, Pelvis, and Limbs

Author: Jiang Shuxue
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Publish Date: 2006-02-01
Features: To meet the urgent needs of clinical medical practitioners for diagnosis and medical imaging teaching in medical schools, we have compiled the "Cross-Sectional Anatomy and MRI/CT Contrast Atlas." It provides readers with valuable image materials. The two books select 180 cross-sectional anatomy images, 337 MRI images, 105 CT images, 40 ECT images, and 3 MRA images. Each unit consists of two pages: one page features color-coded cross-sectional anatomy images, ECT images, and localization maps, while the other page presents CT and MRI images. Each unit image is positioned on the same cross-section with the same tangent and structure, facilitating learning and application for readers. This atlas is not only an indispensable reference for scholars engaged in medical imaging but also a highly valuable resource for clinical doctors from various disciplines reading CT and MRI images. The cross-sectional anatomy specimens are prepared from frozen sections of healthy Chinese cadavers. The horizontal cross-sections of the chest, abdomen, and pelvis, as well as the cross-sections of the head and neck and knee joints, have a thickness of 1 cm; the coronal and sagittal cross-sections of the chest, abdomen, and pelvis have a thickness of 2 cm. The various imaging images, including CT, MRI, and ECT, are all scanned from healthy Chinese individuals.