Anatomy, Radiology, Imaging..

Off2Oz · Oct 29, 2007

Hey, does anyone out there know of any good (and free for use on the web) resources for learning radiological anatomy?

I'm having a heck of a time figuring out forearms specifically... ugh.. deciding what's left and what's right and how the patient's positioned and how my perspective changes, etc..

Suggestions on textbooks are also accepted, although I'd prefer a nicely put together website.

Help! =)

Terpskins99 · Oct 29, 2007

Off2Oz said:
Hey, does anyone out there know of any good (and free for use on the web) resources for learning radiological anatomy?

I'm having a heck of a time figuring out forearms specifically... ugh.. deciding what's left and what's right and how the patient's positioned and how my perspective changes, etc..

Suggestions on textbooks are also accepted, although I'd prefer a nicely put together website.

Help! =)

http://www.learningradiology.com/

I remember I had quite a few cross sectional MRI's, but nothing as esoteric as forearm anatomy. All of the musculoskeletal stuff was clinically significant. For example, I had one question asking to identify muscles of the rotator cuff and another to identify the various knee ligaments. Very straight forward.

Harbster · Oct 30, 2007

Thou learningradiology is a great site...I think the below site is good for radiographic anatomy.

http://www.e-anatomy.org/index.html

Anatomy, Radiology, Imaging..

Off2Oz

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