<p>Imaging Atlas of Human Anatomy, 4th Edition provides a solid foundation for understanding human anatomy. Jamie Weir, Peter Abrahams, Jonathan D. Spratt, and Lonie Salkowski offer a complete and 3-dimensional view of the structures and relationships within the body through a variety of imaging modalities. Over 60% new images-showing cross-sectional views in CT and MRI, nuclear medicine imaging, and more-along with revised legends and labels ensure that you have the best and most up-to-date visual resource. In addition, you'll get online access to over 30 pathology tutorials linking to additional images for even more complete coverage than ever before. In print and online, this atlas will widen your applied and clinical knowledge of human anatomy. </p><br><p></p><br><br><ul><br><li>Features orientation drawings that support your understanding of different views and orientations in images.</li><br><p><br><li>Presents the images with number labeling to keep them clean and help with self-testing.</li><br><p></p></ul><br><br><ul><br><li>Features completely revised legends and labels and over 60% new images-cross-sectional views in CT and MRI, angiography, ultrasound, fetal anatomy, plain film anatomy, nuclear medicine imaging, and much more-with better resolution for the most current anatomical views.</li><br><p><br><li>Reflects current radiological and anatomical practice through reorganized abdomen and pelvis chapters and new chapters on cross-sectional imaging and nuclear medicine.</li><br><p></p><br><p><br><li>Covers a variety of common and up-to-date modern imaging-including a completely new section on Nuclear Medicine-for a view of living anatomical structures that enhance your artwork and dissection-based comprehension.</li><br><p></p><br><p><br><li>Includes stills of 3-D images to provide a visual understanding of moving images.</li><br><p></p><br><p><br><li>Provides online access to 34 pathology tutorials illustrated-designed with the help of a recent medical student-with hundreds of pathological images to further develop your visual memory of anatomical structures and positions.</li><br><p></p></ul><br><p></p>