Radiologic anatomy

Radiologic anatomy refers to the study of the structure of the body as seen through medical imaging techniques, such as X-rays, CT scans, and MRIs. These tools allow healthcare professionals to visualize internal organs, bones, and tissues without invasive procedures. By understanding normal anatomical features and their variations, doctors can identify abnormalities, diagnose conditions, and plan treatments. Essentially, radiologic anatomy helps bridge the gap between the physical structure of the body and the information gathered through imaging, enhancing our understanding of health and disease.