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

Great book for on the go training in CT

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.

Great book to have for studying chest/body CT anatomy for registry..and to have as a resource down the line.

I had the first edition of this book. A way better book. Many more images. Very disappointed in this book.Would not buy this book again. It is as though they used the same scans from the first edition. They could have used much better images. A. Shidler

I use this book to test the CT techs to make sure they know what they should see on a CT scan and what a good scan looks like.

This was used in conjunction with the books that were issued to me while attending my radiology program. this is a good review book, and should not be used as a primary source. That being said, it served me greatly in applying the main concepts.

Small writing is hard to see

The only dissapointment is if you recieve one of the editions with remarkably poor images. I was unable to keep the Brain CT anatomy book due to this, however, the body book I received is a excellent reference

Perfect for work. Arrived on time. Good value for money. Would recommend.

This is a very concise book which is very portable and easy to carry with you for quick reference. There are dearly many more detailed atlases but none so easy to carry around with you for checking things quickly.

This is a very good book for any student radiographers or radiographers needing to refresh their cross sectional anatomy. axial slices are clear and well labelled. my clinical lecturer has now bought one as she was so impressed.

The book is good for the basic anatomy and showing the levels/slices where the anatomy lies.. However, I was looking for a book with more description on how to identify structures and some basic pathologies which this book does not have

It is a good book and informative but it dosen't have any head or brain scans. Otherwise the rest is good