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Anatomy for Radiology

Anatomy for Radiology


K. N.
This flashcard set is designed for university-level medical students, focusing on anatomical structures and their visualization through various imaging techniques. It covers key terms like arteries, muscles, ventricles, and processes, with a strong emphasis on the left side of the body and posterior structures. The flashcards include detailed descriptions of anatomical landmarks, making it invaluable for students preparing for medical exams or professionals needing to refresh their knowledge. The inclusion of imaging techniques such as X-rays, CT scans, and MRIs helps users understand how these structures appear in clinical settings, enhancing their diagnostic skills.
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Created / Updated
26.05.2015 / 26.05.2015

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MR knee

(a) Quadriceps tendon.

(b) Anterior cruciate ligament (ACL).

(c) Posterior cruciate ligament (PCL).

(d) Patellar tendon.

(e) Posterior mensico-femoral ligament (of Wrisberg).

 

ultrasound inguinal

(a) Left lobe of the thyroid gland.

(b) Cervical oesophagus.

(c) Left common carotid artery.

(d) Left internal jugular vein.

(e) Left sternocleidomastoid muscle.

MR Hals

(a) Genioglossus muscle.

(b) Right submandibular gland.

(c) Spinal cord.

(d) Left sublingual gland.

(e) Left parotid gland.

 

 

 

MRI pelvis

(a) Symphysis pubis.

(b) Urethra.

(c) Vagina.

(d) Right internal pudendal artery and veins.

(e) Left levator ani muscle.

CT Cardio

(a) Aortic root.

(b) Left main coronary artery.

(c) Left atrial appendage.

(d) Ramus intermedius.

(e) Left anterior descending artery.

 

 

CT Abdomen

(a) Transverse colon.

(b) Right psoas muscle

(c) Left quadratus lumborum muscle.

(d) Left kidney.

(e) Left-sided inferior vena cava (IVC).

urogram

(a) Penile urethra.

(b) Lesser trochanter of the right femur.

(c) Membranous urethra.

(d) Prostatic urethra.

(e) Urinary bladder (collapsed).

femoral angiogram

(a) Left common femoral artery (CFA).

(b) Left deep artery of the thigh (profunda femoris artery).

(c) Left superficial femoral artery.

(d) Left lateral circumflex femoral artery.

(e) Left superficial circumflex iliac artery.

sinus

(a) Temporal process of the right zygomatic bone.

(b) Right head of mandible.

(c) Odontoid peg or dens.

(d) Left coronoid process of the mandible.

(e) Left maxillary sinus.

Aortogram

(a) Aortic arch.

(b) Right internal thoracic (or mammary) artery.

(c) Right brachiocephalic (or innominate) artery.

(d) Right vertebral artery

(e) Common origin of the left common carotid and innominate artery (bovine

arch).

BWS

(a) Anterior junction line.

(b) Azygo-oesophageal line.

(c) Right interlobar pulmonary artery.

(d) Descending thoracic aorta.

(e) Right transverse process of the C7 vertebra.

ultrasound abdomen

(a) Appendix.

(b) Right femoral artery.

(c) Right psoas muscle.

(d) Right inferior epigastric artery.

(e) Right femoral nerve.

sternum

(a) Manubrio-sternal joint (sternal angle).

(b) Medial clavicle.

(c) Head of humerus.

(d) Body of sternum.

(e) Manubrium.

MRI HWS

(a) Optic chiasm.

(b) Nuchal ligament.

(c) Interspinous ligament.

(d) Aortic arch.

(e) Aberrant right subclavian artery.

HSG

(a) Fundus of the uterus.

(b) Isthmus of the left fallopian tube.

(c) Right cornu of the uterus (uterine horn).

(d) Right sacroiliac joint.

(e) Ampulla of the left fallopian tube (the widest part).

CT chest

(a) Left vertebral artery.

(b) Left subclavian artery.

(c) Left pulmonary artery.

(d) Carina.

(e) Aortic knuckle (arch).

ultrasound upper abdomen

(a) Right renal artery.

(b) Lumbar vertebral body.

(c) Superior mesenteric artery.

(d) Left rectus abdominis muscle.

(e) Splenic vein.

x-ray stomach

(a) Gastric fundus.

(b) Duodenal cap.

(c) Pylorus.

(d) Third part of duodenum.

(e) Duodeno-jejunal flexure.

MRI hip

(a) Ligamentum teres.

 (b) Acetabular labrum. 

(c) Gluteus medius tendon.

(d) Iliotibial band (ITB)

(e) Transverse part of the ilio-femoral ligament. The

urogram

A:

ultrasound child brain

(a) Fourth ventricle.

(b) Cerebellum.

(c) Choroid plexus.

(d) Cingulate gyrus.

(e) Corpus callosum

trachea

(a) Right upper lobe bronchus

(b) Bronchus intermedius.

(c) Left main bronchus.

(d) Left lower lobe bronchus.

(e) Left T11 pedicle.

MRI penil

(a) Urinary bladder.

(b) Corpus cavernosum.

(c) Corpus spongiosum.

(d) Left testis.

(e) Left pubic bone.

esophagus

(a) Post cricoid venous plexus.

(b) First rib.

(c) Clavicle.

(d) Left lamina of C5.

(e) Trachea.

colon

(a) Haustra

(b) Sigmoid colon

 (c) Valves of Houston, or transverse folds of rectum

(d) Appendix

(e) Splenic flexure.

MRI ellbow

(a) common extensor origin

(b) olecranon process

c) Medial epicondyle.

(d) Ulnar (or medial) collateral ligament (UCL).

(e) Radial head

CT abdomen

(a) Liver segment 2.

(b) Liver segment 3

(c) Common hepatic artery

(d) Left gastric artery.

 (e) Superior mesenteric artery.

CT cardio

(a) Left ventricle.

(b) Aortic root.

(c) Right coronary artery (RCA).  

(d) Posterior descending artery (PDA).

(e) Posterior left ventricle wall branch

intravenous urogram

(a) Right renal pelvis.

(b) Right upper pole pyramid.

(c) L5 right transverse process.

(d) Left ureter.

(e) Left duplex kidney.

angiogram abdomen

(a) Coeliac axis.

(b) Gastroduodenal artery.  

(c) Superior pancreatico-duodenal artery.

(d) Right hepatic artery.

CT brain

(a) Right anterior cerebral artery.

(b) Right middle cerebral artery.

(c) Right posterior cerebral artery.

(d) Left lentiform nucleus (part of the basal ganglia).

(e) Left frontal lobe.

x-ray upper chest

a) Right first costo-transverse joint.

(b) Coracoid process of right scapula.

(c) Spine of right scapula.

(d) Tubercle of left third rib.

(e) Companion shadow of right clavicle

MR upper chest

(a) Right common carotid artery.

(b) Left subclavian artery.

(c) Oesophagus.

(d) Trachea.

(e) Aberrant right subclavian artery (ARSCA)

venous sinus

a) Superior cerebral veins.

(b) Superior sagittal sinus.

(c) Confluence of sinuses (or torcular herophili).

(d) Sigmoid sinus.

(e) Basal vein of Rosenthal.

CT lung

a) Right interlobar pulmonary artery.

(b) Left subclavian artery.

(c) Bronchus intermedius.

(d) Azygos vene

(e) Left main pulmonary artery

mammography

a) Left pectoralis major muscle.

(b) Subareolar area.

(c) Nipple.

(d) Infra-mammary fold.

(e) Medio-lateral oblique (MLO)

x-ray shoulder

a) Acromion.

(b) Intertubercular groove.

(c) Lesser tuberosity.

(d) Coracoid process.

(e) Clavicle.

CT abdomen lateral

(a) Coeliac artery.

(b) Left renal vein.

 (c) Gastric antrum.

(d) Head of pancreas.

(e) Left lobe of liver

x-ray pelvis

a) Lesser trochanter of the right femur.

(b) Greater trochanter

(c) Left L5 transverse process.

(d) Pubic symphysis.

(e) Left inferior pubic ramus

MR spine

a) Left L5 nerve.

(b) Nucleus pulposus of L5

 (c) Left lamina of L5 vertebra.

 (d) Right psoas major muscle

(e) Right S1 nerve.

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