A brief atlas of the human skeleton, surface anatomy and selected medical images / Gerard J. Tortora ; cadaver photographs by Mark Nielsen.

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• Part One Bones of the Skeleton
• 1.1 Complete Skeleton
• 1.2 Skull - anterior view
• 1.3 Skull - right lateral view
• 1.4 Skull - medial view of sagittal section
• 1.5 Skull - posterior view
• 1.6 Skull - superior view
• 1.7 Skull - inferior view
• 1.8 Floor of the cranium - superior view
• 1.9 Sphenoid bone - superior view
• 1.10 Sphenoid bone - anterior view
• 1.11 Sphenoid bone - posterior view
• 1.12 Ethmoid bone - medial view of sagittal section
• 1.13 Ethmoid bone - superior view
• 1.14 Ethmoid bone - right lateral view
• 1.15 Ethmoid bone - anterior view
• 1.16 Right Orbit - anterior view
• 1.17 Fetal Skull
• 1.18 Hyoid bone
• 1.19 Auditory ossicles
• 1.20 Vertebral column - right lateral view
• 1.21 Typical thoracic vertebra
• 1.22 Cervical vertebrae
• 1.23 Lumbar vertebrae
• 1.24 Sacrum and coccyx
• 1.25 Skeleton of thorax - anterior view
• 1.26 Articulation of thoracic vertebrae with rib
• 1.27 Scapula
• 1.28 Right humerus
• 1.29 Right ulna and radius
• 1.30 Right hand and wrist
• 1.31 Right hip bone
• 1.32 Male and female pelvis
• 1.33 Right femur
• 1.34 Right tibia and fibula
• 1.35 Right ankle and foot
• Part Two Surface Anatomy
• 2.1 Principal regions of the cranium and face
• 2.2 Surface anatomy of the head
• 2.3 Surface anatomy of the right eye
• 2.4 Surface anatomy of the right ear
• 2.5 Surface anatomy of the nose and lips
• 2.6 Surface anatomy of the neck
• 2.7 Surface anatomy of the back
• 2.8 Surface anatomy of the chest
• 2.9 Surface anatomy of the abdomen and pelvis
• 2.10 Surface anatomy of the shoulder
• 2.11 Surface anatomy of the arm and elbow
• 2.12 Surface anatomy of the forearm and wrist
• 2.13 Surface anatomy of the hand
• 2.14 Surface anatomy of the buttock
• 2.15 Surface anatomy of the thigh and knee
• 2.16 Surface anatomy of the leg, ankle, and foot
• Part Three Medical Images
• 3.1 Thermogram of the male body in anterior view
• Different colors represent different temperatures: white (hottest) to red, yellow, green, light blue, dark blue, purple, black (coolest)
• 3.2 Radionuclide scan of entire skeleton in anterior view
• Areas of intense color represent high tissue activity
• 3.3 MRI of female in frontal section (the head is in sagittal section
• 3.4 Radiograph of skull and some cervical vertebrae in lateral view
• 3.5 Radiograph of lumbar vertebrae in anterior view with their associated intervertebral discs
• 3.6 MRI of knee joint in sagittal section
• 3.7 CT scan of knee in sagittal section
• 3.8 Endoscopic view of the inside of the knee showing an articular disc
• 3.9 MRI of the brain and upper spinal cord in midsagittal section
• 3.10 Cerebral angiogram of the internal carotid artery and some of its major branches
• The radiograph of the skull provides orientation
• 3.11 MRI of brain in transverse section
• 3.12 PET scan of the brain in transverse section
• 3.13 CT scan of brain in frontal section
• 3.14 Mylogram of the spinal cord in anterior view
• 3.15 Light micrograph of spinal cord in transverse section
• 3.16 MRI of the brain and pituitary gland in sagittal section
• 3.17 Radionuclide scan of the thyroid gland in anterior view
• 3.18 Radiograph of the heart in anterior view
• 3.19 MRI scan of the heart in frontal section
• 3.20 Angiogram of coronary blood vessels
• 3.21 SPECT scan of the myocardium in transverse section
• 3.22 PET scan of the heart
• 3.23 X-Ray of normal lungs
• 3.24 Bronchogram of the bronch