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Atlas on X-ray & Angiographic Anatomy
Hariqbal Singh, Parvez Sheik
CHAPTER 1:
Skull
INTRODUCTION
THE NASAL CAVITY AND NASAL SEPTUM
THE PARANASAL SINUSES
THE ORBIT
CHAPTER 2:
Spine
CERVICAL SPINE
DORSOLUMBAR SPINE
LUMBOSACRAL SPINE
COCCYX
GENERAL FEATURES OF SPINE
SPINAL CANAL AND SPINAL CORD
SOME DIFFERENTIATING FEATURES BETWEEN CERVICAL, THORACIC AND LUMBAR VERTEBRAE
RADIOLOGICAL IMPORTANCE OF VERTEBRAL COLUMN IN SPINAL INJURIES
RADIOLOGICAL IMPORTANCE OF CRANIOVERTEBRAL JUNCTION
CHAPTER 3:
X-ray—Chest
ANATOMICAL SEGMENTAL DIVISION OF LUNGS
Lung Fissures
Locating Lesions of the Lungs
IMPORTANT POINTS TO OBSERVE ON CHEST X-RAYS
CHAPTER 4:
Abdominal Radiograph
CHAPTER 5:
Upper Limb
SHOULDER JOINT
UPPER ARM
ELBOW JOINT
FOREARM
WRIST JOINT AND HAND
HAND
CHAPTER 6:
Lower Limb
HIP JOINT
Important Radiologic Lines of Hip Joint Position
THIGH
KNEE JOINT
LEG
ANKLE JOINT
FOOT
CHAPTER 7:
Angiograms
CEREBRAL CIRCULATION
Normal Intracranial Arterial System
The Vertebrobasilar Circulation
NORMAL INTRACRANIAL VENOUS SYSTEM
ABdOMINAL AORTA
CELIAC TRUNK
SUPERIOR MESENTERIC ARTERY
INFERIOR MESENTERIC ARTERY
RENAL ARTERY
ARTERIAL SYSTEM
Venous System
Superficial Veins
Deep Veins
ARTERIES
VENOUS ANATOMY
CHAPTER 8:
Radiological Procedures
HYSTEROSALPHINGOGRAM
CHAPTER 9:
Ossification Centers
CHAPTER 10:
Production of X-rays
CHAPTER 11:
Digital Subtraction Angiography
CHAPTER 12:
Computed and Digital Radiography
COMPUTED RADIOGRAPHY
Advantages Over Conventional Radiography
DIGITAL RADIOGRAPHY
CHAPTER 13:
Picture Archiving and Communication System
CHAPTER 14:
Computed Tomography Contrast Media
IODINATED INTRAVASCULAR AGENTS
ORAL CONTRAST
Barium Sulfate
Iodinated Agents
AIR
CARBON DIOXIDE
INDEX
TOC
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