Atlas of Radiologic Anatomy ebook

by Wilhelm Firbas,Roland Schmiedl,Lothar Wicke

Wilhelm Firbas Roland Schmiedl Lothar Wicke Medicine and Health Sciences English

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Wicke, Lothar, Firbas, Wilhelm, Schmiedl. Published by Lea & Febiger (1994). ISBN 10: 0812116771 ISBN 13: 9780812116779.

oceedings{Wicke1978AtlasOR, title {Atlas of radiologic anatomy}, author {Lothar Wicke and Wilhelm Firbas and Roland Schmiedl}, year {1978} }. Lothar Wicke, Wilhelm Firbas, Roland Schmiedl. Part 1 Conventional radiography: skull vertebral column pelvis lower extremity upper extremity thorax and neck digestive tract biliary ducts and gall bladder kidneys and urinary tract. Part 2 Angiography: skull thorax abdomen kidneys and urinary tract pelvis lower extremity upper extremity. Part 4 Gynaecologic radiography.

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Authors: Lothar Wicke. Paperback ISBN: 9781929007462. Published Date: 1st April 2004. View all volumes in this series: Netter Basic Science. Descriptions have also been revised and updated to reflect the most current understanding and recent advances in sonography, computed tomography, magnetic resonance, positron emission tomography, and single-photon emission computed tomography.

Descriptions have also been revised and updated to reflect the most current understanding and recent advances in sonography, computed tomography, magnetic resonance, positron emission tomography, and single-photon emission computed tomography.

line drawings by Gabriela Bauer.

This text affords students and residents an opportunity to check and expand their knowledge of the anatomic details observable by radiology, with guidance from the drawings accompanying each radiograph. One quarter of the radiographs are new in this edition and represent diagnostic imaging methods which have become prominent in the past few years. Radiographs are categorized according to the imaging techniques and are presented regionally within each category, and descriptive summaries of sonography, computer tomography, magnetic resonance and radionuclide imaging have been added. The illustrations have been selected to give the broadest possible coverage of radiologic anatomy and include the most common radiological examinations with which students, technicians, and house staff may be confronted.

Tansino

I bought this text in used condition for my first Radiographic Anatomy class. The radiographs are on one page with the labeled drawings on the opposing page. And the drawings fit the radiograph so you can make a clear copy to place over the radiograph. Almost Perfect -- I would have liked to have more examples - broken bones, various diseases, etc. The sample radiographs are clear and the opposing labels are also straight forward.

Taun

This book is pretty much useless. It only has pictures of normal anatomy and not all views. If you just need a basic introduction to looking at a radiograph it might be helpful...

Longitude Temporary

North worth it. Not enough info

Mr.Savik

This book will surely help me in my studies as a Rad Tech student. I would definitely recommend it to the lower batch!

roternow

This book is not a bad place to start for basic radiologic anatomy, but it has far too little detail in the neuroanatomy area for a radiology resident. It is a good choice for medical students or non-radiologists.