Atlas of Human Radiographic Anatomy

Atlas is the first domestic publication, representing the opportunity to study no drawings and photos of the dead body, but the structure of a living person with the help of modern visualization methods. It was created on the basis of the study of areas, parts, systems and individual organs of a person with modern radiation methods, built on topographic principle of material location.
Atlas contains 640 electronic copies of original radiographs, X-ray computer tomograms, magnetic resonance tomograms and sonograms. Anatomical annotation of images with modern Latin terms and their equivalents in Russian and English is presented.
It is intended to students of medical universities, and can also be used on postgraduate stages of training specialists of health