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By Drew A. Torigian, MD, MA, Associate Professor of Radiology, Department of Radiology, Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania,Philadelphia, Pennsylvania; Mary Kitazono Hammell, Mary Kitazono Hammell, MD, Princeton Radiology, Princeton, NJ and Nancy M. Major, MD, Professor of Radiology and Orthopedics, University of Colorado School of Medicine, Director of Imaging, Sports and Performance Center, Boulder, Colorado
Contents
PART I ABDOMINAL ANATOMY
1 OVERVIEW OF ABDOMEN............................................................... 3
2 ABDOMEN......................................................................................... 13
Axial, 14
Coronal, 38
Sagittal, 72
Maximum Intensity Projection of the Vasculature, 100
3 PERITONEAL CAVITY................................................................... 109
ABDOMEN
Axial, 110
Coronal, 132
Sagittal, 150
PELVIS
Axial, 166
Coronal, 182
Sagittal, 196
4 BILIARY SYSTEM............................................................................ 207
Axial, 208
Coronal, 226
Coronal Maximum Intensity Projection, 230
PART II PELVIC ANATOMY
5 OVERVIEW OF PELVIS.................................................................. 235
6 MALE PELVIS*................................................................................. 243
Axial, 244
Coronal, 270
Sagittal, 290
7 PROSTATE AND SEMINAL TRACT............................................. 305
Axial, 306
Coronal, 330
Sagittal, 342
*For Peritoneal Cavity: Pelvis, see Chapter 3, pp. 166-205
8 SCROTUM AND TESTES.............................................................. 351
Axial, 352
Corona, 368
Sagittal, 378
9 PENIS AND MALE URETHRA....................................................... 389
Axial, 390
Coronal, 402
Sagittal, 422
10 FEMALE PELVIS*............................................................................. 431
Axial, 432
Coronal, 456
Sagittal, 476
