How will this help me?

The content of the website it continually growing. The idea is to have a number of teaching modalities for each area of the body and focusing on the anatomy for that region. For example, in the thorax, there are multiple CT scans in various viewing windows: mediastinal, lung, bone, etc. These image sets will be used in clinical cases, in video tutorials, and in basic anatomical labeling. The idea is to see the information presented in various ways to best help the user retain the information.

Who created this?

The idea of the website and its content was created by Michael Jordan, a medical student at the University of Toledo with contributions from Richard Yeasting, Ph.D. Department of Neuroscience at the University of Toledo, Jacob Bieszczad M.D. Department of Radiology at the University of Toledo, and the Center for Creative Instruction at the University of Toledo. Other medical students also contributed to website content: Alexis Salsbury, Stephan Pavelko, Parisa Eskandari, and Amanda Mehrsheikh.

How are we doing?

It is very important that the user finds the content of this website useful. Please take a few moments to fill out the survey as this is critical to the future of the website and its content. We want to make this a valuable resource for those users who are interested in learning the anatomy of radiographic images in a clinically oriented fashion. Click here to take the survey.

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Introduction

Watch the video below to introduce yourself to anatomical planes! This will give a good baseline for orientation to imaging.