anatomy

[ghgi8]

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Currently in the midst of my surgical internship. What do you guys use to learn anatomy? I have a baby Moore. Do you guys know of any good web-based resources? Thanks.

 

[Gfunk6]

The supreme online (free) anatomy resource:

http://www.imaios.com/en/e-Anatomy

 

[DrVanNostran]

Ok I am sort of freaking out. Everything about radonc clicks with me, EXCEPT the anatomy. Besides e-anatomy, what are some good sources to learning imaging anatomy, both normal and pathological (cancer based if possible)?

 

[DrVanNostran]

Any info on these would be appreciated:

http://www.amazon.com/Diagnostic-Im...=sr_1_1?s=books&ie=UTF8&qid=1320284017&sr=1-1

http://www.amazon.com/Diagnostic-Im...=sr_1_5?s=books&ie=UTF8&qid=1320284017&sr=1-5

http://www.amazon.com/dp/0723434573/ref=rdr_ext_tmb

 

[DrVanNostran]

Ok I am sort of freaking out. Everything about radonc clicks with me, EXCEPT the anatomy. Besides e-anatomy, what are some good sources to learning imaging anatomy, both normal and pathological (cancer based if possible)?

I know bumps are annoying, so my apologies. But I do need some input on imaging anatomy sources. Thanks 😀

 

[Gfunk6]

Ok I am sort of freaking out. Everything about radonc clicks with me, EXCEPT the anatomy. Besides e-anatomy, what are some good sources to learning imaging anatomy, both normal and pathological (cancer based if possible)?

Four years in an ACGME accredited Radiation Oncology residency.

 

[Seldon1985]

Four years in an ACGME accredited Radiation Oncology residency.

Haha, but very true. Most of the residents I've met have said that they pick up a lot of radiologic anatomy from tumor boards and treatment planning...

 

[BraggPeak]

You might also look into buying Diagnostic Imaging: Oncology
Shows imaging for each cancer relevant to staging, which mostly what you need to be able to identify for practice and for oral boards. Normal anatomy is well described in the website that simulD gave.

 

[Wallachia]

Four years in an ACGME accredited Radiation Oncology residency.

no matter how much "anatomy" you pick up, for difficult cases/radiosurgery you will still review w/ radiology

 

[Gfunk6]

no matter how much "anatomy" you pick up, for difficult cases/radiosurgery you will still review w/ radiology

No doubt. The Diagnostic Radiologist down the hall is my best friend for tougher cases and a Neurosurgeon is always involved for intracranial radiosurgery cases.

Like I posted before in other threads, Rad Oncs know 3D anatomy better than any other oncologist but obviously do not approach the level of a Diagnostic Radiologist.

 

[Palex80]

Is e-Anatomy really free? I thought u had to pay a subscription to use it.

 

[Gfunk6]

Is e-Anatomy really free? I thought u had to pay a subscription to use it.

Well, when I originally posted this a couple of years ago I remember more of the site being free. However, as of today, it looks like only MRI Brain (axial slices) is free.