The New Edition of this up-to-date comprehensive sectional anatomy atlas features all new images, demonstrating the latest in MRI technology. It provides carefully labeled MRIs for all body parts, as well as a schematic diagram and concise statements that explain the correlations between the bones and tissues. Three new editors present superior images for abdominal and other difficult areas and offer their expertise in their respective region.
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<li>View all body images in three standard planes, axial, coronal, and sagittal. </li>
<li>Visualize the orientation of every image via schematic diagrams of each body region. </li>
<li>Gain a complete understanding of the correlations between body structures. </li>
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<li>Consult all new state-of-the-art images―more than 2,320 in all―that can be downloaded for electronic presentations. </li>
<li>Enhance your clinical acumen with a special chapter dedicated to the musculature of the shoulder girdle and chest wall and two new chapters on MR arthrography of the shoulder and the hip. </li>
<li>Compare chest and abdomen images scanned with both MRI and MDCT. </li>
<li>Broaden your perspective with insights from New Editors who provide fresh, state-of-the-art images for abdominal and other difficult areas. </li>
<li>Get an unparalleled view of the ankle with a unique axial MRI sequence. </li>
<li>Expand your knowledge with supplemental CTs that cover areas that MRs do not work well in. </li>
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Sectional Anatomy by MRI and CT With Website

Medical Books

El-Khoury MD, Georges Y.

Bergman PhD, Ronald A.

Montgomery MD, William Joseph

Mullan MD, Brian F.

Stolpen MD, Alan

Kransdorf MD, Mark J.

Boles MD, Carol A.

Basic Sciences

Churchill/Livingstone

A comprehensive visualization of the normal human body employing MRI and complementary line drawings. The first edition was described as an excellent resource and guide" by Radiology and "remarkably easy to use" by The New England Journal of Medicine. "
<li>The new edition includes coverage of the neck and cervical spine making this the most comprehensive resource available on the subject </li>Specifically constructed to be used as a hands-on reference for day-to-day analysis <li>An easy-to-use workbook featuring functional, systematic coverage of those areas radiologists, anatomists, and surgeons face in their practice </li>Serves as an anatomical reference for the body sectioned in all three standard planes <li>Provides enhanced understanding of sectional anatomy, adjacent structures, and spatial relationships between structures </li>Pairs MRI images with labelled line drawings to cover every region of the body <li>Emphasizes clinically important regions and structures omitted or inadequately represented in other atlases</li>

Sectional Anatomy By MRI

Montgomery MD, William H.

Medicine

University of Iowa, Iowa City. High-quality MRI atlas of normal, sequential sectional anatomy in three dimensions. Each image is labeled and described. Reference for imaging specialists, medical students and clinicians. DNLM: Head anatomy &amp; histology - atlases.

MRI of Head and Neck Anatomy

Yuh, William T. C.

Tali MD, E. Turgut

Afifii MD MSc, Adel K.

Sahinoglu, Kayihan

Gao, Feng

This unique teaching text emphasizes biostructural detail in a functional context, and features novel graphics to encapsulate histological features and aid learning. Written by three respected and experienced professors, HISTOLOGY is lavishly illustrated and encompasses modern concepts in cell and molecular biology.

Histology

Heidger PhD, Paul M.

Saunders

                                                                   Medieval Islamic Medicine and Medical LuminariesWhile Europe was passing through the Dark Ages, a vibrant Islamic civilization existed in the Middle East. Driven by the search for knowledge, scholars of different ethnicities and religious affiliations worked together to translate the available knowledge of the ancients (Greek, Roman, Indian, Persian, etc.) into Arabic, added to it their own experiences, preserved it in Arabic, and delivered it to Western civilization during the Renaissance.In one volume, Adel K. Afifi, MD, MS, and Ronald A. Bergman, PhD, professors emeriti, Carver College of Medicine, University of Iowa, provide a detailed yet compelling look at the status of medicine of the ancients; the pre, early and late phases of Islamic civilization; and the transfer of the accumulated knowledge to the fledgling Western civilizations. Medieval Islamic Medicine and Medical Luminaries will delight and fascinate health care professionals, historians, and casual readers of today’s news, so much of which includes information from the Middle East.

Medieval Islamic Medicine and Medical Luminaries

Religion & Spirituality

Afifi MD MS, Adel K

Islam

Outskirts Press

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