BookS. Lowell Kahn [and others].
Summary: "Despite the advent of modern cross-sectional imaging, skeletal radiographs remain at the crux of the initial diagnosis, particularly in the emergency and outpatient settings. The images contained herein represent composite individuals obtained at three-month intervals for the first two years of life and at yearly intervals thereafter. The authors provide a comprehensive set of reference images that document the progressive skeletal development, demonstrating the configuration, density, and relative size of the various body parts for males and females. Given the broad application of radiographs in the clinical setting, this atlas is not only intended for practicing and training radiologists, but for all of those who employ radiographs as part of their practice"--Provided by publisher.
Contents:
Sect. I. Male. Male skull
Male cervical spine
Male thoracic spine
Male lumbar spine
Male chest
Male shoulder
Male humerus
Male elbow
Male forearm
Male wrist
Male hand
Male pelvis
Male femur
Male knee
Male tibia and fibula
Male ankle
Male foot
Sect. II. Female. Female skull
Female cervical spine
Female thoracic spine
Female lumbar spine
Female chest
Female shoulder
Female humerus
Female elbow
Female forearm
Female wrist
Female hand
Female pelvis
Female femur
Female knee
female tibia and fibula
Female ankle
Female foot.