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Identification of normal anatomical structures on radiograph/CT/MRI/ultrasound
- Type
- Interpretation
- Curriculum level
- Independently (NMC)
- Also called
- radiological anatomy
Videos and resources
- Videoradiology anatomy | upper limb x ray anatomy viva | thorax x-ray anatomy practical | skull radiology11:00
- VideoIntroduction to CT Chest - Anatomy and Approach36:54
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Where the curriculum asks for it
“Identify the anatomical structures visualized by imaging techniques, specifically radiographs, computerized tomography (CT) scans, MRI and ultrasonography in normal individuals.” ( NMC curriculum, page 6)
“Identify important structures visualized by imaging techniques, specifically radiographs, computerized tomography (CT) scans, MRI and ultrasonography.” ( NBEMS DNB curriculum, page 9)
“Learn cross sectional anatomy of the whole body in order to interprete MRI and CT scan” ( NBEMS DNB curriculum, page 7)