Allows you to examine virtual 3D dissections with tools to zoom, rotate, and explore models, and assess understanding of concepts with self-assessments within each module. Search by keyword, explore by system or region, or browse all available system and region categories.
This database provides you with a comprehensive view of Biology, Chemistry, Earth Science, and Human Anatomy. It uses interactive 3-D models that can be zoomed in, rotated, or pulled apart. Browse by subject, refine by category, or search by keyword. There are also self-assessments in each subject-specific module.
Multiple signs are described in the literature. The recognition of these signs allows the radiologist to make a specific diagnosis or give a brief differential diagnosis. We created an atlas of common and not so common signs used in Musculoskeletal Radiology. This atlas can be reviewed by sign name, pathological diagnosis or locations. These signs are illustrated with radiographs and diagrams. The references are linked to PubMed, allowing the user to have immediate access to the abstract, if available. This atlas includes: anterior drawer sign, blade of grass sign, bone in bone sign, bow tie sign, Boutonniere deformity, brim sign, cortical ring sign, cotton wool sign, crescent sign, double PCL sign, elbow fat pad sign, FBI sign, fish vertebra, heel pad sign, Hill-Sachs sign, inverted Napoleon hat sign, ivory vertebra sign, pneumoarthrogram sign, pronator sign, rim sign, Rugger Jersey sign, Scotty dog sign, swan neck deformity, tear drop sign, Terry-Thomas sign, tooth sign, track sign, vacuum phenomenon, and more. Amilcare Gentili is Professor of Clinical Radiology, UCSD Department of Radiology.
