Open full size image Open full size image Open full size image Open full size image Open full size image Saphenous Veins Clinical Note The superficial veins of the lower limb, including the saphenous veins, drain to deep veins via…
Open full size image Open full size image Open full size image Open full size image Open full size image Anterior View of the Shoulder Girdle Clinical Note The glenoid labrum is a fibrocartilaginous ring that surrounds and deepens the…
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Open full size image Open full size image Open full size image Open full size image Open full size image Rectus Abdominis Clinical Note Surgical incisions through the rectus abdominis can be made transversely because the abdominal nerves run in…
Open full size image Open full size image Open full size image Open full size image Open full size image Breast, Lateral View Clinical Note Dimpling of the skin of the breast over a carcinoma is caused by involvement and…
Open full size image Open full size image Open full size image Open full size image Open full size image Thoracic Spine Clinical Note Excessive kyphosis is an abnormal increase in the thoracic curvature. This occurs frequently in osteoporotic women…
Open full size image Open full size image Open full size image Open full size image Open full size image Skull, Basal View Clinical Note Maxillofacial three-dimensional (3-D) displays are very helpful in preoperative planning to correct deformities caused by…
How to Image the Foot and Ankle See the protocols for foot and ankle magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) at the end of this chapter. The foot and ankle are among the most difficult anatomic sites to image, simply because of…
How to Image the Knee See the protocols for knee MRI at the end of this chapter. Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) of the knee is the most frequently requested MRI joint study in musculoskeletal radiology. The reasons for this are…
How to Image the Hips and Pelvis See the hip and pelvis protocols at the end of the chapter. Coils and patient position: Generally, when evaluating the hips for entities such as avascular necrosis (AVN) or fractures, it is possible…