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Surface and Radiological Anatomy 3rd Edition

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Surface and Radiological Anatomy, 3rd Edition, by A. Halim (CBS Publishers), is a practical guide for medical students to master clinically relevant anatomy. The book is split into two sections: Surface Anatomy (superior extremity, inferior extremity, thorax, abdomen and pelvis, head and neck, and brain) and Radiographic Anatomy (including bone age, vertebral column, angiography, and new imaging devices). This edition helps learners identify surface landmarks, interpret X-rays, and understand CT/MRI anatomy. Packed with diagrams and clinical pearls, it is ideal for MBBS practical exams, viva voce, and OSCE preparation. Key concepts such as palpation of pulses, lung borders, and angiographic anatomy are presented in a concise, easy-to-revise format. Essential for students of medicine, dentistry, physiotherapy, and radiology technology.

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  • Q1
    How can you clinically locate the liver's upper border on the anterior chest wall?
    A1

    Percuss from the right 3rd intercostal space downward; liver dullness begins at the 5th rib in the midclavicular line.

  • Q2
    On a normal lateral chest X-ray, which fissure is often visible and separates which lobes?
    A2

    The oblique fissure separates the lower lobe from the upper and middle lobes, running from T4/T5 posteriorly to the diaphragm anteriorly.

  • Q3
    What surface anatomy landmark helps locate the subclavian vein for central line insertion?
    A3

    The junction of the medial one-third and lateral two-thirds of the clavicle, with needle directed toward the sternal notch.

  • Q4
    On an AP radiograph of the elbow, what is the normal anterior humeral line?
    A4

    A line drawn along the anterior humeral cortex should pass through the middle one-third of the capitellum; deviation suggests supracondylar fracture.

  • Q5
    How do you palpate the zygomatic arch in head and neck surface anatomy?
    A5

    Feel the bony ridge extending from the zygomatic bone anteriorly to the temporal bone posteriorly, just below the lateral canthus of the eye.

  • Q6
    On a plain abdominal radiograph, what distinguishes small bowel from large bowel?
    A6

    Small bowel shows central valvulae conniventes spanning full width; large bowel shows haustra that do not cross the entire lumen.

  • Q7
    What surface landmark identifies the point of emergence of the spinal accessory nerve (CN XI) in the posterior neck?
    A7

    Approximately 5 cm below the mastoid process along the anterior border of the trapezius muscle.

  • Q8
    How can you locate the fundus of the gallbladder on the anterior abdominal wall?
    A8

    At the intersection of the midclavicular line with the 9th costal cartilage, just lateral to the rectus abdominis muscle.

  • Q9
    What surface anatomy helps identify the supratrochlear notch of the ulna in the superior extremity?
    A9

    Palpate the depression between the olecranon process and the coronoid process when the elbow is partially flexed.

  • Q10
    How do you locate the common carotid artery pulse in the neck using surface anatomy?
    A10

    Palpate medial to the sternocleidomastoid muscle at the level of the cricoid cartilage (C6), pressing gently backward toward the transverse processes.

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PART I: SURFACE ANATOMY

1. Superior Extremity
2. Inferior Extremity
3. Thorax
4. Abdomen and Pelvis
5. Head and Neck
6. Brain

PART II: RADIOGRAPHIC ANATOMY

7. Superior Extremity
8. Inferior Extremity
9. Bone Age
10. Thorax
11. Abdomen and Pelvis
12. Head and Neck
13. Vertebral Column
14. Angiography
15. New Imaging Devices

Index

Surface and Radiological Anatomy, 3rd Edition, by A. Halim is a comprehensive, examination-oriented book designed for undergraduate medical and dental students, as well as paramedical professionals. Published by CBS Publishers and Distributors Pvt Ltd, this edition bridges the critical gap between theoretical anatomy and its clinical application, focusing on two essential pillars: surface anatomy and radiographic (imaging) anatomy.

The book is systematically divided into two distinct parts. Part I: Surface Anatomy provides a structured approach to identifying anatomical landmarks on the living human body. Through precise, step-by-step descriptions, the text guides students in palpating and visualising underlying bones, muscles, tendons, vessels, and nerves. Key areas covered include the superior extremity (upper limb), inferior extremity (lower limb), thorax, abdomen and pelvis, head and neck, and the brain. Mastery of these clinical skills is indispensable for physical examination, clinical procedures, and emergency medicine.

Part II: Radiographic Anatomy equips learners with the ability to interpret normal anatomy as seen on various imaging modalities. This section systematically covers plain radiographs, contrast studies, and advanced imaging of the superior extremity, inferior extremity, thorax, abdomen and pelvis, head and neck, and the vertebral column. A dedicated chapter on bone age assessment is invaluable for paediatric orthopaedics and forensic medicine. The angiography chapter explains the radiological anatomy of blood vessels, while the final chapter on new imaging devices introduces students to CT, MRI, and ultrasound anatomy, preparing them for modern diagnostic radiology.

This 3rd edition updates content with clearer line diagrams, radiological images, and clinical pearls. Key anatomical terminology, including surface landmarks, bony prominences, auscultatory areas, and radiological shadows, is clearly highlighted. For the superior extremity, students learn to trace the cephalic vein and palpate the radial pulse; for the inferior extremity, they locate the femoral artery and dorsalis pedis pulse. In the thorax, lung borders, cardiac silhouette, and mediastinal structures are correlated with chest X-rays. Abdominal and pelvic anatomy is presented using both topographic and radiological planes. The head and neck section emphasises cranial nerve emergence points, fontanelles, and carotid angiography. The vertebral column chapter clarifies normal curvatures, pedicles, and intervertebral foramina.

With a concise, bullet-point style in tables and mnemonics, Surface and Radiological Anatomy, 3rd Edition serves as a quick revision guide for theory and practical examinations (including OSCEs and viva voce). Its unique integration of physical examination with imaging interpretation fosters a deeper, clinically relevant understanding. Ideal for MBBS, BDS, BPT, B.Sc. Nursing, and radiology technician students, this book is an essential resource for mastering anatomy that can be seen and felt on a patient.Edition,

PART I: SURFACE ANATOMY

1. Superior Extremity
2. Inferior Extremity
3. Thorax
4. Abdomen and Pelvis
5. Head and Neck
6. Brain

PART II: RADIOGRAPHIC ANATOMY

7. Superior Extremity
8. Inferior Extremity
9. Bone Age
10. Thorax
11. Abdomen and Pelvis
12. Head and Neck
13. Vertebral Column
14. Angiography
15. New Imaging Devices

Index

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  • Q1
    How can you clinically locate the liver's upper border on the anterior chest wall?
    A1

    Percuss from the right 3rd intercostal space downward; liver dullness begins at the 5th rib in the midclavicular line.

  • Q2
    On a normal lateral chest X-ray, which fissure is often visible and separates which lobes?
    A2

    The oblique fissure separates the lower lobe from the upper and middle lobes, running from T4/T5 posteriorly to the diaphragm anteriorly.

  • Q3
    What surface anatomy landmark helps locate the subclavian vein for central line insertion?
    A3

    The junction of the medial one-third and lateral two-thirds of the clavicle, with needle directed toward the sternal notch.

  • Q4
    On an AP radiograph of the elbow, what is the normal anterior humeral line?
    A4

    A line drawn along the anterior humeral cortex should pass through the middle one-third of the capitellum; deviation suggests supracondylar fracture.

  • Q5
    How do you palpate the zygomatic arch in head and neck surface anatomy?
    A5

    Feel the bony ridge extending from the zygomatic bone anteriorly to the temporal bone posteriorly, just below the lateral canthus of the eye.

  • Q6
    On a plain abdominal radiograph, what distinguishes small bowel from large bowel?
    A6

    Small bowel shows central valvulae conniventes spanning full width; large bowel shows haustra that do not cross the entire lumen.

  • Q7
    What surface landmark identifies the point of emergence of the spinal accessory nerve (CN XI) in the posterior neck?
    A7

    Approximately 5 cm below the mastoid process along the anterior border of the trapezius muscle.

  • Q8
    How can you locate the fundus of the gallbladder on the anterior abdominal wall?
    A8

    At the intersection of the midclavicular line with the 9th costal cartilage, just lateral to the rectus abdominis muscle.

  • Q9
    What surface anatomy helps identify the supratrochlear notch of the ulna in the superior extremity?
    A9

    Palpate the depression between the olecranon process and the coronoid process when the elbow is partially flexed.

  • Q10
    How do you locate the common carotid artery pulse in the neck using surface anatomy?
    A10

    Palpate medial to the sternocleidomastoid muscle at the level of the cricoid cartilage (C6), pressing gently backward toward the transverse processes.

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