Great addition to standart anatomical atlas.

Es un texto excelente, logra la perfecta vinculación entre imagenología y los clásicos dibujos de netter, por lo tanto, un muy buen acercamiento de los alumnos a la disciplina. Los alumnos observan una imagen que es familiar, por lo que no pierden la perspectiva de los resultados de aprendizajes previos. Le permite responder 3 conceptos previos, básicos para alumnos en formación: ¿Qué estudio estoy observando? ¿Qué estructuras anatómicas estoy identificando? ¿cuáles son las características del estudio? (técnica, contrastes, reconstrucciones). En resumen un excelente texto de apoyo, totalmente recomendable sería ideal tener una edición en español. It is an excellent text, it achieves the perfect link between imaging and the classic netter drawings, therefore, a very good approach of the students to the discipline. Students observe an image that is familiar, so they do not lose perspective on the results of previous learning. It allows you to answer 3 previous concepts, basic for students in training: What study am I observing? What anatomical structures am I identifying? What are the characteristics of the study? (technique, contrasts, reconstructions). In short, an excellent support text, it would be highly recommended to have an edition in Spanish.

The beauty of this book is the pairing of images with diagrams to better enable interpretation of the clinical imaging. The regional approach helps for ease of navigation. The detail of the head and neck is really nice, especially the rendered CTs (which is a main focus for all regions in this book), however there is very little imaging included for the actual brain so would need another resource for cerebral imaging. Overall, a very good book for familiarising students with imaging and developing interpretation skills, especially the 3D conceptualisation because of the many volume rendered images. But I for more detailed imaging and developing ability to interpret coronal sections I would recommend finding another book to use alongside this.

The beauty of this book is the pairing of images with diagrams to better enable interpretation of the clinical imaging. The regional approach helps for ease of navigation. The detail of the head and neck is really nice, especially the rendered CTs (which is a main focus for all regions in this book), however there is very little imaging included for the actual brain so would need another resource for cerebral imaging. Overall, a very good book for familiarising students with imaging and developing interpretation skills, especially the 3D conceptualisation because of the many volume rendered images. But I for more detailed imaging and developing ability to interpret coronal sections I would recommend finding another book to use alongside this.

Students have to purchase at least 1 core textbook, usually a very expensive encyclopaedia with information as well as extensive series of images. This textbook is the perfect adjunct for the student who quickly wants to identify a structure they are struggling to visualise. Can't recommend this book highly enough, and would love a desk copy to show the students.

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Gut für postgraduelle Ausbildung in chirurgischer Anatomie, v.a. für englischsprachige Kurse.