Pocket Atlas of Body CT Anatomy (Radiology Pocket Atlas Series) by Webb, W.Richard, Gotway, Michael B. Published by Lippincott Williams and Wilkins (2002)

Perfect for work. Arrived on time. Good value for money. Would recommend.

This is a very concise book which is very portable and easy to carry with you for quick reference. There are dearly many more detailed atlases but none so easy to carry around with you for checking things quickly.

This is a very good book for any student radiographers or radiographers needing to refresh their cross sectional anatomy. axial slices are clear and well labelled. my clinical lecturer has now bought one as she was so impressed.

The book is good for the basic anatomy and showing the levels/slices where the anatomy lies.. However, I was looking for a book with more description on how to identify structures and some basic pathologies which this book does not have

It is a good book and informative but it dosen't have any head or brain scans. Otherwise the rest is good

Need to learn your cross sectional anatomy but getting a sore back from carrying around your larger anatomy texts? Get this instead and stick it in your pocket. Contains nearly all the axial anatomy you'll need to know to report those CT/MR scans with confidence and know that small blob you're looking as really is something and not just dirt on the screen.