Atlas of Human Anatomy on MRI Spine Extremities Joints

Spine extremities joints: (a) Human anatomy has not changed but advances in imaging modalities have changed the insight to structural details. It is important to know and understand the human anatomy in view of multitude of cross-sectional imaging in multiple planes. (b) Loaded with meticulously labeled cross-sectional MR images of spine extremities and joints in different planes for easy and complete understanding of the anatomy, which is a pre-requisite for recognizing the pathology. (c) Useful and handy for systematic entry into the beautiful world of MR imaging. (d) As a companion to MR imaging and orthopedic department in their course of work. (e) Steal a look into MR anatomy in a simple easy and logical manner. (f) Extremely useful to undergraduates, residents in orthopedics and radiology, orthopedic surgeons, radiologists, general practitioners, other specialists, MRI technical staff and those who have interest in anatomy and imaging. It is meant for medical colleges, institutional and departmental libraries and for standalone MRI and orthopedic establishments. They will find the book extremely useful.Contents
Physical Principle of Magnetic Resonance Imaging
Spine
Shoulder Joint
Upper arm
Elbow Joint
Forearm
Wrist Joint
Hip Joint
Thigh
Knee Joint
Leg
Ankle Joint
MRI Contrast
Ossification Centers
Magnetic Resonance-Positron Emission Tomography (MR-PET)
Picture Archiving and Communication System