Interactive CT and MRI Anatomy 2.1

Details

• This application is meticulously designed for medical professionals, including students, interns, residents, doctors, nurses, and radiology technicians, to enhance their understanding of essential anatomical terminology.
• Anatomy is explored through an engaging format that utilizes a series of 241 CT and MRI images, facilitating step-by-step learning.
• A selection of 17 reference images is provided, encompassing 3D-CT, MRA, and plain X-ray film specifically focusing on extremities.
• Additional reference images include coronary artery segments as defined by the American Heart Association (AHA), pulmonary segments, and liver segments categorized according to Couinaud classification.
• Users can conveniently enlarge all images through straightforward manipulation.

Major Functions

• Anatomical Mode: Anatomical terms are overlaid on images, serving as a comprehensive anatomical atlas.
• Quiz Mode Type 1: Users select the relevant part of the image corresponding to an anatomical term, with questions presented randomly.
• Quiz Mode Type 2: Users identify the anatomical term based on a specific part of the image, again with random question presentation.
• Index: This feature allows users to locate specific images using anatomical terms as search criteria.

Intended Users

• Medical students
• Interns and residents
• Doctors
• Nurses
• Radiology technicians
• Anyone interested in CT and MRI anatomy

Images (Total of 258 Images)

• The image collection includes horizontal, coronal, and sagittal planes across various body parts:
• • Head (36 images including CTA and 3D-CT)
  • Neck (24 images)
  • Spine (19 images including plain X-ray films)
  • Chest (61 images including 3D-CT images)
  • Abdomen (37 images)
  • Pelvis: male (9 images)
  • Pelvis: female (11 images)
  • Extremities (shoulder, hand, elbow, hip joint, knee, foot) (61 images including plain X-ray films)

Editorship

• Toshiaki Nitori, M.D. (Professor of Radiology, Kyorin University, School of Medicine)
• Yasuo Sasaki, M.D. (Manager of Diagnostic Radiology, Iwate Prefectural Central Hospital)