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Malcolm Sperrin. Anatomy for the Royal College of Radiologists Fellowship
IPEM–IOP Series in Physics and Engineering in Medicine and Biology. Editorial Advisory Board Members
Contents
Preface
Author biographies
IOP Publishing. Anatomy for the Royal College of Radiologists Fellowship. Illustrated questions and answers. Andrew G Murchison, Mitchell Chen, Thomas Frederick Barge, Shyamal Saujani, Christopher Sparks, Radoslaw Adam Rippel, Malcolm Sperrin and Ian Francis. Chapter 1. Head and neck. Andrew G Murchison and Mohammed Khoshkoo
Q1.1 3D reconstruction of a paediatric skull CT
Q1.2 Lateral radiograph of the facial bones of a child
Q1.3 Coronal bony reconstruction from a CT petrous bones study
Q1.4 Axial slice from a CT cisternogram study with intrathecal contrast
Q1.5 Midline sagittal section from a CT venogram with intravenous contrast
Q1.6 Axial slice from a T2-weighted MRI of the brain
Q1.7 Midline sagittal image from a T2-weighted MRI brain
Q1.8 Axial image from T2-weighted sequence of MRI brain
Q1.9 T1-weighted coronal slice from an MRI in an adult patient
Q1.10 Coronal image from a CT angiography study with intravenous contrast
Q1.11 T1-weighted sagittal section from an MRI of the brain
Q1.12 3D reconstruction of a phase contrast angiography MRI sequence
Q1.13 Coronal section from an MRI study of the orbits
Q1.14 Parasagittal T1-weighted sequence from an MRI head
Q1.15 Axial section from a T2-weighted MRI of the brain
Q1.16 Angiographic study with contrast injection into the common carotid artery
Q1.17 Axial section of a T1-weighted sequence of an MRI brain
Q1.18 Coronal section of a T1-weighted sequence of an MRI brain with gadolinium contrast
Q1.19 Heavily T2-weighted axial MRI slice of the posterior fossa
Q1.20 Coronal section of a fluid-suppressed T2 MRI sequence of the brain
Q1.21 Digital subtraction angiogram of the posterior circulation of the brain
Q1.22 Coronal section of a T1-weighted MRI sequence of the brain
Q1.23 T1 weighted axial MRI image of the brain with intravascular gadolinium contrast
Q1.24 T1 weighted axial MRI image of the brain with intravascular gadolinium contrast
Q1.25 Midline sagittal section from an MRI of the brain
Q1.26 AP Skull Radiograph
Q1.27 Skull Radiograph in an occipitomental projection
Q1.28 Transverse section from an ultrasound of the floor of the mouth
Q1.29 Transverse section from an ultrasound examination of the neck
Q1.30 Single image taken from a dacryocystogram study
Q1.31 Coronal T1-weighted sequence from a MRI of the head
Q1.32 Coronal T1-weight sequence from a MRI of the neck
Q1.33 Axial CT of the base of skull
IOP Publishing. Anatomy for the Royal College of Radiologists Fellowship. Illustrated questions and answers. Andrew G Murchison, Mitchell Chen, Thomas Frederick Barge, Shyamal Saujani, Christopher Sparks, Radoslaw Adam Rippel, Malcolm Sperrin and Ian Francis. Chapter 2. Thorax. Mitchell Chen
Q2.1 Frontal chest radiograph
Q2.2 Frontal chest radiograph
Q2.3 Axial cardiac coronary angiography
Q2.4 Coronal contrast-enhanced CT of the chest
Q2.5 T1-weighted coronal section from an MR arteriogram of the carotids with gadolinium contrast
Q2.6 Axial unenhanced CT of the chest
Q2.7 Lateral plain radiograph of the chest
Q2.8 Axial CT cardiac coronary angiogram
Q2.9 Coronal T2 sequence from a magnetic resonance cholangiopancreatography (MRCP) examination
Q2.10 Lateral plain radiograph of the sternum
Q2.11 Axial contrast-enhanced CT of the chest
Q2.12 Frontal chest radiograph
Q2.13 Sagittal section from a CT of the chest
Q2.14 Sagittal contrast-enhanced CT of the chest
Q2.15 Medial lateral oblique view mammogram
Q2.16 Axial computed tomography chest with contrast
Q2.17 Axial section from a computed tomography pulmonary angiogram (CTPA)
Q2.18 PA frontal chest radiograph
Q2.19 PA frontal chest radiograph
Q2.20 Axial CT chest with contrast
Q2.21 Coronal section from a CT pulmonary angiogram
Q2.22 Coronary CT angiogram
Q2.23 Sagittal thick-slab section from a contrast-enhanced CT of the chest
Q2.24 Upper limb venogram
Q2.25 Coronal thick-slab section from a contrast-enhanced CT of the chest
IOP Publishing. Anatomy for the Royal College of Radiologists Fellowship. Illustrated questions and answers. Andrew G Murchison, Mitchell Chen, Thomas Frederick Barge, Shyamal Saujani, Christopher Sparks, Radoslaw Adam Rippel, Malcolm Sperrin and Ian Francis. Chapter 3. Abdomen and pelvis. Thomas Frederick Barge and Christopher Sparks
Q3.1 Oblique acquisition image from a barium swallow contrast study
Q3.2 PA acquisition image from barium follow through contrast study
Q3.3 Axial slice from portal venous CT of the upper abdomen
Q3.4 Coronal slice from portal venous CT abdomen/pelvis
Q3.5 PA acquisition image from endoscopic retrograde cholangio—pancreatography (ERCP)
Q3.6 Coronal reformat from a CT Urogram
Q3.7 Portal venous phase, axial slice of a CT of the upper abdomen
Q3.8 Axial slice from portal venous phase CT abdomen
Q3.9 Coronal T2-weighted slice from a MRI examination of the liver
Q3.10 Lateral acquisition from a barium swallow examination
Q3.11 Transverse view from an ultrasound of the upper abdomen
Q3.12 Transverse image from ultrasound of the upper abdomen
Q3.13 AP plain abdominal radiograph
Q3.14 AP abdominal radiograph contrast follow through study
Q3.15 Sagittal slice from portal venous CT abdomen/pelvis
Q3.16 Defaecating proctogram
Q3.17 Axial slice from a portal venous phase CT abdomen
Q3.18 Axial slice image from portal venous CT abdomen
Q3.19 Abdominal radiograph
Q3.20 Coronal slice from portal venous CT abdomen
Q3.21 Digital subtraction angiogram
Q3.22 Micturating cystourethrogram
Q3.23 Coronal T1-weighted MRI of the pelvis
Q3.24 Axial T1-weighted MRI of the pelvis
Q3.25 Axial T1-weighted MRI of the pelvis
Q3.26 Coronal thick slice CT angiogram
Q3.27 Axial fat suppressed PD-weighted MRI of a male pelvis
Q3.28 Sagittal T2-weighted MRI of a female pelvis
Q3.29 Coronal CT angiogram
Q3.30 Sagittal T2-weighted MRI of a female pelvis
Q3.31 Coronal T2-weighted MRI of a female abdomen
Q3.32 Axial CT of a male pelvis
Q3.33 Coronal contrast-enhanced, fat supressed T1-weighted MRI
Q3.34 Selective mesenteric angiogram
Q3.35 Axial T2-weighted MRI
Q3.36 Coronal paediatric dual phase contrast-enhanced CT
Q3.37 Paediatric transverse ultrasound of the upper abdomen
IOP Publishing. Anatomy for the Royal College of Radiologists Fellowship. Illustrated questions and answers. Andrew G Murchison, Mitchell Chen, Thomas Frederick Barge, Shyamal Saujani, Christopher Sparks, Radoslaw Adam Rippel, Malcolm Sperrin and Ian Francis. Chapter 4. Musculoskeletal system. Shyamal Saujani and Radoslaw Adam Rippel
Q4.1 Plain radiograph of a foot in AP projection
Q4.2 Axial T2-weighted section from a MRI of the lumbar spine
Q4.3 Coronal T1-weighted section from an MRI of the knee
Q4.4 Coronal section from a CT of the abdomen and pelvis
Q4.5 Cervical spine radiograph, lateral view
Q4.6 AP radiograph of the knee
Q4.7 Axial fat-suppressed STIR sequence from an MRI of the knee
Q4.8 Sagittal T2-weighted MRI of the ankle
Q4.9 AP plain radiograph of the pelvis
Q4.10 Coronal T1-weighted sequence from an MRI of the knee
Q4.11 Lateral radiograph of the ankle
Q4.12 Axial T2-weighted section from an MRI of the foot
Q4.13 Sagittal fat-suppressed T1-weighted section from an MRI of the knee
Q4.14 Oblique plain radiograph of the foot
Q4.15 Axial contrast enhanced CT of the pelvis
Q4.16 Axial CT angiogram of the lower limbs
Q4.17 Axial CT angiogram of the lower limbs
Q4.18 Longitudinal image from a paediatric hip ultrasound
Q4.19 Axial CT angiogram of the lower limbs
Q4.20 Axial CT angiogram of the lower limbs
Q4.21 Sagittal section from a CT of the cervical spine
Q4.22 Sagittal T1-weighted section of an MRI of the elbow
Q4.23 Axial fat-suppressed STIR sequence from a MRI of the wrist
Q4.24 Lateral radiograph of a cervical spine
Q4.25 Axial section from a CT of the chest
Q4.26 Axial STIR sequence from an MRI of the lumbar spine
Q4.27 Axial T1-weighted section from an MRI of the elbow
Q4.28 Axial T1-weighted section from an MRI of the shoulder
Q4.29 Axial plain radiograph of a shoulder
Q4.30 Coronal plain radiograph of an elbow
Q4.31 Frontal radiograph of the shoulder
Q4.32 Longitudinal view from an ultrasound of a paediatric lumbar spine
Q4.33 Upper limb and cervical spine arterial angiogram
Q4.34 Transverse view from an ultrasound of a paediatric lumbar spine
Q4.35 Frontal radiograph—peg view
Q4.36 Coronal CT of the wrist
Q4.37 Sagittal T2-weighted sequence from an MRI of the cervico-thoracic spine
