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Sectional Anatomy for Imaging Professionals - E-Book

Sectional Anatomy for Imaging Professionals - E-Book

Lorrie L. Kelley | Connie Petersen

(2018)

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Abstract

An ideal resource for the classroom or clinical setting, Sectional Anatomy for Imaging Professionals, 4th Edition provides a comprehensive, and highly visual approach to the sectional anatomy of the entire body. Side-by-side presentations of actual diagnostic images from both MRI and CT modalities and corresponding anatomic line drawings illustrate the planes of anatomy most commonly demonstrated by diagnostic imaging. Easy-to-follow descriptions detail the location and function of the anatomy, while clearly labeled images help you confidently identify anatomic structures during clinical examinations. In all, it’s the one reference you need to consistently produce the best possible diagnostic images.

  • Side-by-side presentation of anatomy illustrations and corresponding CT and MRI images clarifies the location and structure of sectional anatomy.
  • More than 1,500 high-quality images and detailed line drawings demonstrate sectional anatomy for every body plane commonly imaged in the clinical setting.
  • Updated summary tables are used to simplify and organize key information in each chapter.
  • CT or MR images of special interest are featured on the opening page in each chapter to pique readers’ interest in the area about to be covered in the text.
  • Reference drawings and corresponding scanning planes appear on appropriate pages with the actual images, so they are easily referenced for correlation between the scanning planes and the resulting images.
  • Introductory chapter lays a foundation of the terminology that is related to sectional anatomy.
  • NEW! Updated content reflects the latest ARRT and ASRT curriculum guidelines.
  • NEW! Additional lymphatic system images give readers a better picture of this nuanced body system.
  • NEW! Additional pathology boxes help readers connect commonly encountered pathologies to related anatomy for greater diagnostic accuracy.
  • NEW! Updated line art familiarizes readers with the latest 3D and vascular imaging technology.
  • NEW! 2-color design makes difficult content easier to digest.

Table of Contents

Section Title Page Action Price
Fornt Cover Cover
Front matter i
Sectional anatomy for imaging professionals i
Copyright ii
Dedication iii
Reviewers iv
Preface v
Acknowledgments vii
Table of Contents ix
1 Introduction to sectional anatomy 1
Objectives 1
Anatomic positions and planes 2
Terminology and landmarks 2
External landmarks 4
Internal landmarks 4
Body cavities 4
Abdominal and pelvic divisions 4
Quadrants 6
Regions 6
Image acquisition 7
Image display 7
Multiplanar reformation and 3d imaging 8
Multiplanar reformation (reformat) (mpr) 8
Curved planar reformation (reformat) (CPR) 8
3d imaging 8
Shaded surface display (ssd). 11
Maximum intensity projection (mip). 11
Volume rendering (vr). 11
References 12
2 Cranium and facial bones 13
Objectives 13
Cranium 14
Parietal bone 18
Frontal bone 18
Ethmoid bone 18
Sphenoid bone 23
Occipital bone 27
Temporal bone 30
Structures of the external, middle, and inner ear 35
Sutures 44
Fontanels 47
Facial bones 49
Nasal bones 50
Lacrimal bones 50
Palatine bones 50
Maxillary bones 50
Zygomatic bones 50
Inferior nasal conchae 56
Vomer 56
Mandible 57
Temporomandibular joint 60
Bony anatomy 60
Articular disk and ligaments 61
Muscles 63
Paranasal sinuses 66
Ethmoid 67
Maxillary 69
Sphenoid 70
Frontal 71
Osteomeatal unit 72
Orbit 73
Bony orbit 73
Soft tissue structures 77
Optic nerve 79
Muscles of the eye 81
Lacrimal apparatus 84
References 85
3 Brain 86
Objectives 86
Meninges 87
Ventricular system 87
Ventricles 87
Cisterns 91
Cerebrum 99
Gray and white matter organization 99
Cerebral lobes 100
Basal nuclei 100
Diencephalon 110
Thalamus 110
Hypothalamus 112
Pituitary gland 112
Epithalamus 114
Limbic system 114
Brainstem 119
Midbrain 119
Pons 123
Medulla oblongata 125
Cerebellum 127
Cerebral vascular system 130
Arterial supply 130
Internal carotid arteries.  130
Vertebral arteries. 130
Circle of willis. 138
Venous drainage 146
Dural sinuses. 146
Superficial cortical and deep veins. 153
Cranial nerves 155
Olfactory nerve (cn I) 157
Optic nerve (cn II) 157
Oculomotor nerve (cn III) 160
Trochlear nerve (cn IV) 163
Trigeminal nerve (cn V) 163
Abducens nerve (cn VI) 165
Facial nerve (cn VII) 165
Vestibulocochlear nerve (cn VIII) 168
Glossopharyngeal nerve (cn IX) 168
Vagus nerve (cn X) 168
Accessory nerve (cn XI) 170
Hypoglossal nerve (cn XII) 171
References 171
4 Spine 172
Objectives 172
Vertebral column 172
Cervical vertebrae 179
Thoracic vertebrae 185
Lumbar vertebrae 185
Sacrum and coccyx 191
Ligaments 194
Muscles 201
Superficial layer 202
Intermediate layer 204
Deep layer 205
Spinal cord 210
Spinal meninges 210
Spinal cord and nerve roots 212
Plexuses 229
Cervical plexus 229
Brachial plexus 229
Lumbar plexus 229
Sacral plexus 229
Vasculature 241
Spinal arteries 241
Spinal veins 246
Veins of the spinal cord. 246
Veins of the vertebral column. 246
References 249
5 Neck 250
Objectives 250
Organs 251
Pharynx 251
Larynx 251
Esophagus and trachea 251
Salivary glands 271
Thyroid gland 271
Lymph nodes 280
Fascial spaces 283
Muscles 294
Pharyngeal and tongue muscles 294
Muscles within the anterior triangle 298
Muscles within the posterior triangle 300
Vascular structures 302
Carotid arteries 302
Vertebral arteries 302
Jugular and vertebral veins 308
References 308
6 Thorax 309
Objectives 309
Bony thorax 310
Thoracic apertures 310
Pleural cavities 314
Lungs 315
Bronchi 320
Mediastinum 324
Thymus gland 324
Trachea and esophagus 327
Lymphatic system 328
Lymph nodes 328
Lymph vessels 331
Heart and vasculature 333
Superficial landmarks 333
Pericardium 335
Heart wall 338
Chambers 338
Cardiac conduction system 339
Cardiac valves 348
Atrioventricular valves. 348
Semilunar valves. 348
Great vessels 351
Circulation of blood through the heart 365
Branches of the aortic arch 365
Tributaries of the superior vena cava 368
Coronary circulation 370
Coronary arteries 370
Cardiac veins 375
Off-axis cardiac imaging 380
Azygos venous system 388
Muscles 391
Muscles associated with respiration 391
Muscles of the anterior and lateral thoracic walls 396
Breast 397
References 398
7 Abdomen 399
Objectives 399
Abdominal cavity 400
Peritoneum 400
Peritoneal spaces 408
Retroperitoneum 412
Retroperitoneal spaces 412
Liver 414
Surface anatomy 415
Segmental anatomy 418
Portal hepatic system 424
Vasculature 428
Gallbladder and biliary system 433
Pancreas 439
Spleen 443
Adrenal glands 444
Urinary system 448
Stomach 448
Intestines 460
Abdominal aorta and branches 471
Paired branches 471
Inferior phrenic arteries. 471
Lumbar arteries. 471
Suprarenal arteries. 471
Renal arteries. 471
Gonadal arteries. 471
Unpaired branches 477
Celiac trunk.  477
Superior mesenteric artery. 477
Inferior mesenteric artery.  487
Inferior vena cava and tributaries 488
Inferior phrenic veins 488
Lumbar veins 488
Gonadal veins 490
Renal veins 490
Suprarenal veins 491
Hepatic veins 491
Lymph nodes 491
Muscles of the abdominal wall 492
References 496
8 Pelvis 497
Objectives 497
Bony pelvis 498
Sacrum, coccyx, and hip bones (innominate bones) 498
Ilium. 498
Pubis. 498
Ischium. 498
Pelvic inlet and outlet 506
Muscles 507
Extrapelvic muscles 507
Pelvic wall muscles 510
Pelvic diaphragm (pelvic floor) muscles 513
Perineum 513
Viscera 520
Bladder 520
Rectum 527
Female reproductive organs 529
Uterus. 529
Suspensory ligaments of the uterus. 532
Ovaries. 535
Uterine tubes. 535
Vagina. 535
Pelvic spaces. 539
Male reproductive organs 540
Scrotum. 540
Testes and epididymis. 542
Vas deferens (ductus) and ejaculatory duct. 544
Spermatic cords. 544
Seminal vesicles. 547
Prostate gland. 547
Bulbourethral glands. 552
Penis. 552
Vasculature 555
Arteries 555
Venous drainage 563
Lymph nodes 565
References 567
9 Upper extremity 568
Objectives 568
Shoulder 569
Bony anatomy 569
Clavicle.  569
Scapula.  570
Proximal humerus.  573
Labrum and ligaments 576
Articular joint capsule 585
Bursae 586
Muscles and tendons 587
Muscles connecting the upper extremity to the vertebral column  587
Muscles of the scapula  587
Muscles connecting the upper extremity to the anterior and lateral thoracic walls  589
Muscles of the upper arm.  599
Ventral group  599
Dorsal group  600
Elbow 606
Bony anatomy 608
Distal humerus.  608
Radius: Proximal.  608
Radius: Distal.  609
Ulna: Proximal.  609
Ulna: Distal.  610
Joint capsule and fat pads.  610
Ligaments 612
Muscles of the forearm 616
Ventral group—superficial muscles  616
Ventral group—deep muscles  616
Dorsal group—superficial muscles  616
Dorsal group—deep muscles  616
WRIST and hand 626
Bony anatomy 626
Joints 633
Joints of the WRIST  633
Joints of the hand  635
Ligaments and fascia 635
Ligaments of the fingers.  641
Muscles and tendons 644
Muscles of the hand.  645
Metacarpal group  645
Thenar group  645
Hypothenar group  646
Neurovasculature 651
Arterial supply 651
Shoulder.  651
Elbow.  651
WRIST and hand.  651
Venous drainage 655
Shoulder.  655
Elbow.  655
WRIST and hand.  656
Innervation 656
References 658
10 Lower extremity 659
Objectives 659
Hip 660
Bony anatomy 660
Acetabulum.  660
Femur.  660
Labrum and ligaments 665
Labrum.  665
Ligaments.  665
Joint capsule 672
Bursae 672
Muscles of the hip and thigh 672
Gluteal compartment—superficial muscles  672
Gluteal compartment—deep muscles  673
Muscles of the anterior thigh compartment  677
Muscles of the medial thigh compartment  677
Muscles of the posterior thigh compartment  686
Knee and lower leg 687
Bony anatomy 687
Distal femur.  687
Tibia.  687
Fibula.  693
Patella and patellofemoral joint.  693
Knee joint 694
Joint capsule.  694
Menisci.  695
Ligaments.  699
External ligaments.  700
Internal ligaments.  700
Tendons 709
Bursae 709
Muscles of the lower leg 709
Anterior group.  709
Anterior group—extensor group  710
Anterior group–peroneus group  710
Posterior group.  716
Posterior group–superficial layer  716
Posterior group–deep layer  716
Ankle and foot 719
Bony anatomy 719
Tarsals.  719
Metatarsals.  726
Phalanges.  726
Joints 727
Talocrural.  727
Intertarsal.  727
Tarsometatarsal.  727
Metatarsophalangeal.  727
Interphalangeal.  727
Arches 727
Retinacula, fascia, and ligaments 734
Retinacula.  734
Fascia.  734
Ligaments.  734
Ligaments of the toes.  746
Tendons 747
Posterior group.  747
Anterior group.  747
Medial group.  748
Lateral group.  748
Muscles of the foot 748
Muscles of the dorsum of the foot.  748
Muscles of the sole of the foot.  748
First layer.  748
Second layer.  748
Third layer.  750
Fourth layer.  750
Neurovasculature 752
Arteries 752
Femoral.  752
Popliteal.  753
Anterior tibial.  753
Posterior tibial.  753
Veins 757
Nerves 759
References 760
Illustration Credits 761
Chapter 1 761
Chapter 2 761
Chapter 3 761
Chapter 4 761
Chapter 5 761
Chapter 6 761
Chapter 7 761
Chapter 8 762
Chapter 9 762
Chapter 10 762
Index 763
A 763
B 764
C 764
D 766
E 766
F 767
G 768
H 768
I 769
J 770
K 770
L 770
M 772
N 773
O 773
P 774
Q 776
R 776
S 777
T 779
U 780
V 781
W 781
X 781
Z 781