The third edition of Imaging Anatomy: Musculoskeletal is a must-have reference for your practice. New chapters, updated content, and all-new 3T and 7T MR images provide detailed insight into both human anatomy and imaging pitfalls. Dr. Julia Crim and her team of specialists present an easy-to-read, complete anatomic atlas of the musculoskeletal system that features more than 1,900 high-quality images and illustrations as well as carefully chosen references for further reading. Imaging Anatomy: Musculoskeletal is a highly visual and accessible resource for radiologists at all levels of experience, as well as orthopedic surgeons, sports medicine practitioners, and all others involved with musculoskeletal imaging. - Uses a standardized approach for each anatomic region, emphasizes relevant anatomy for clinical practice, and combines text and images to detail normal variants and imaging pitfalls—providing a wealth of information to guide imaging diagnosis of musculoskeletal disorders - Includes an MR atlas for each region that shows structures in at least three planes; all-new MR images allow better visualization of small structures, including peripheral nerves and arterial anatomy - Contains new anatomic detail to improve diagnosis of subtle injuries, including injuries to articular and periarticular structures and musculotendinous junction; new chapters on brachial plexus, scapula and scapulothoracic junction, sternum and clavicle; new introductory chapters on bone maturation and normal bone marrow, and the musculotendinous unit; and new, curated references that link anatomy to diagnosis and treatment of musculoskeletal abnormalities - Features bulleted text, radiographs, and large, high-quality, extensively labeled artists' illustrations throughout - Provides focus chapters that dive deeper into the most complex anatomic issues, variants, pitfalls and clinical relevance—for example, the extensor mechanism of the knee - Discusses updates in key anatomic measurements used in orthopedic surgery, and provides new information on imaging pitfalls - Any additional digital ancillary content may publish up to 6 weeks following the publication date
