Customer Reviews

Pocket Atlas of Body CT Anatomy (Radiology Pocket Atlas Series)

5 star:		(5)
4 star:		(3)
3 star:		(2)
2 star:		(0)
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I'm adding this book to my list of books that I'm using for the CT registry review. My only complaint, is that it doesn't have a chapter on head anatomy. It would be a more complete publication if it would cover this area.

This book is resonably priced and a great reference source! I have talked to dosimetrists and physicists alike who all rely on this tool.

The ability to easily compare mid-saggittal to transverse views gives a good spatial relationship as to anatomy and location, it also fits in a pocket and is easy to carry around. The anatomy is concise with what is needed in the medical/hospital setting. Good tool.

Loved this book for anatomy review just wish it included the head portion of anatomy.

It is easy to carry and I can study for my registry anywhere. Makes me a better technologist.

This book covers the thorax, abdomen and pelvis, but not the neck/head. Many items in each picture are labeled, but not all anatomy that one might be interested in. There is an overview picture that shows which part of the body the CT slice is referring to, but a few of these are wrong (the slice shows one notch down from the indicated location... it seems that the index image is the same as the one on the facing page, which is one notch higher). Still, a good reference to help you get oriented.

It's missing the brain! Considering this is part of a "Radiology Pocket Atlas Series" one would think that they would include the brain; after-all those of us using these books would expect it in there. I'd give the book 4 stars because it is quite detailed (minus the missing section) but there's another similar sized/shaped book that has all the body parts including the brain!

Excellent up-to-date images. Webb and Gotway have hit a home run with this book.

SMALL SIZE, EASY TO CARRY BUT WITH NO PARTICULAR THINGS TO POINT OUT. GOOD FOR BEGINNERS.

Excellent images. Webb and Gotway have hit a home tun with this one.