Chest X-ray

AP Projection.
1, Trachea. 2, Clavicle. 3, 4th posterior rib. 4, Right main bronchus. 5, Right breast shadow. 6, Gastric air bubble. 7, Left hemidiaphragm. 8, Left ventricle. 9, Descending aorta. 10, Left pulmonary artery. 11 Left upper lobe. 12, Left atrium. 13, Right ventricle. 14, Right pulmonary artery and right pulmonary veins. 15, Vertebral body (Thoracic spine). 16, Posterior costophrenic angle.

Lateral projection.

Cervical Spine X-ray: AP view. 1, Clavicle. 2, 1st rib. 3, Trachea. 4, Spinous process of C7. 5, Vertebral Body of C5. 6, Uncinate process. www.info-radiologie.ch

Cervical Spine X-ray: Lateral view. 1, Vertebral body (TH1). 2, Spinous process of C7. 3, Lamina. 4, Inferior articular process. 5, Superior articular process. 6, Spinous process of C2. 7, Odontoid process. 8, Anterior arch of C1 (Atlas). 9, Trachea

Atlas and odontoid process: AP view (Mouth wide open). 1, Transverse process of C1. 2, Lateral mass of C1. 3, Odontoid. 4, Inferior articular process of C1. 5, Superior articular process of C2

Cervical Spine X-ray, 3/4 (Left Neural Foramina). 1, Rib. 2, Clavicle. 3, Neural Foramina. 4, Pedicle. 5, Trachea

Cervical Spine X-ray, 3/4 (Right Neural Foramina). 1, Clavicle. 2, Rib. 3, Lamina. 4, Neural foramina. 5, Uncinate process. 6, Pedicle.

MRI of the Cervical Spine: Anatomy. Image 1 Axial T2-weighted image. 1, Jugular vein and carotid artery. 2, Nerve root. 3, Lamina. 4, Spinal cord. 5, Neural foramen. 6, Inferior endplate, C2

MRI of the Cervical Spine: Anatomy. Image 2 Axial T2-weighted image. 1, Uncinate process (C3). 2, Lamina (C2). 3, Spinous process (C2). 4, Spinal cord. 5, Cerebrospinal fluid. 6, Intervertebral disc space (C2C3).

MRI of the Cervical Spine: Anatomy. Image 3 Axial T2-weighted image. 1, Vertebral body, C3. 2, Cerebrospinal fluid. 3, Spinous process (C2). 4, Lamina. 5, Neural foramina

MRI of the Cervical Spine: Anatomy. Image 4 Axial T2-weighted image. 1, Transverse foramen (C3). 2, Pedicle (C3). 3, Spinal cord. 4, Cerebrospinal fluid. 5, Vertebral body (C3).

MRI of the Cervical Spine: Anatomy. Image 5 Axial T2-weighted image. 1, Transverse process (C3). 2, Lamina (C3). 3, Spinal cord. 4, Pedicle. 5, Transverse foramen (C3

MRI of the Cervical Spine: Anatomy. Image 6 Axial T2-weighted image. 1, Lamina (C3). 2, Spinal cord. 3, Transverse process (C3). 4, Vertebral artery.

MRI of the Cervical Spine: Anatomy. Image 7 de 7 Axial T2-weighted image. 1, Neural foramen. 2, Posterior nerve root. 3, Spinous process (C3). 4, Lamina. 5, Spinal cord. 6, Vertebral body (C3).

MRI of the Cervical Spine: Anatomy. Image 1 Sagittal T2-weighted image. 1, Atlanto-occipital joint. 2, Occipital condyle. 3, Vertebral artery. 4, Lateral mass (C1). 5, Inferior articular process, C2. 6, Superior articular process, C3. 7, Inferior articular process, C3. 8, Superior articular process, C6. 9, Inferior articular process, C6.

MRI of the Cervical Spine: Anatomy. Image 2 Sagittal T2-weighted image. 1, Occipital condyle. 2, Lateral mass (C1). 3, Atlantoaxial joint. 4, Neural foramen. 5, Inferior articular process, C2. 6, Inferior articular process, C3. 7, Inferior articular process, C5. 8, Superior articular process, C6. 9, Facet joint. 10, Neural foramen

MRI of the Cervical Spine: Anatomy. Image 3 Sagittal T2-weighted image. 1, Lateral mass, C1 (atlas). 2, Posterior arch, C1. 3, Junction transverse process/vertebral body, C2 (axis). 4, Lamina (C4). 5, Lamina (C5). 6, Vertebral body, C7

MRI of the Cervical Spine: Anatomy. Image 4 Sagittal T2-weighted image. 1, Lateral mass, C1 (atlas). 2, Posterior arch, C1. 3, Spinal canal / Cerebrospinal fluid. 4, Spinous process, C2 (axis

MRI of the Cervical Spine: Anatomy. Image 5 Sagittal T2-weighted image. 1, Spinal canal / Cerebrospinal fluid. 2, Posterior arch, C1. 3, Vertebral body, C2 (axis). 4, Spinous process, C2 (axis). 5, Intervertebral disc space. 6, Spinal cord.

MRI of the Cervical Spine: Anatomy. Image 6 Sagittal T2-weighted image. 1, Anterior arch, C1 (Atlas). 2, Spinal cord. 3, Posterior arch, C1 (Atlas). 4, Ondotoid process (C2). 5, Spinous process, C2 (axis). 6, Epiglottic cartilage. 7, Intervertebral disc space.

MRI of the Cervical Spine: Anatomy. Image 7 de 7 Sagittal T2-weighted image. 1, Anterior arch, C1 (Atlas). 2, Ondotoid process (C2). 3, Spinal cord. 4, Posterior arch, C1 (Atlas). 5, Epiglottic cartilage. 6, Intervertebral disc space. 7, Spinous process de C7.

Previous | Next Thoracic Spine X-ray: AP projection. 1, Left ventricle. 2, Gas in stomach. 3, Right hemidiaphragm. 4, Posterior rib. 5, Clavicle.

Previous | Next Thoracic Spine X-ray: AP projection. 1, Gas in Colon (Splenic flexure). 2, Gas in stomach. 3, Left hemidiaphragm. 4, Posterior rib. 5, Pedicle. 6, Spinous process. 7, Transverse process.

Previous | Next Thoracic Spine X-ray: Lateral view. 1, Right hemidiaphragm. 2, Left hemidiaphragm. 3, Vertebral body. 4, Rib

Previous | Next Thoracic Spine X-ray: Lateral view. 1, Posterior rib. 2, Vertebral body. 3, Intervertebral discal space.

Lumbar spine X-ray, AP projection

1, rib. 2, Transverse process. 3, Pedicle. 4, Spinous Process. 5, Sacrum. 6, Sacroiliac joint.

Lumbar spine X-ray, lateral view

1, Sacrum. 2, Spinous Process. 3, Vertebral body. 4, Intervertebral disc space. 5, Intervertebral foramina. 6, Pedicle. 7, Inferior articulating facet. 8, Superior articulating facet. 9, Rib .

Shoulder X-ray

Shoulder X-ray, AP projection

1, Clavicle.2, Acromion.3, Greater tubercle.4, Lesser tubercle.5, Neck of Humerus.6, Humerus.7, Coracoid Process.8, Axillary border of scapula.9, Rib.

Shoulder X-ray: lateral view

1, Coracoid Process.2, Clavicle.3, Acromion.4, Head of Humerus.5, Humerus.6, Axillary border of scapula.

MRI of the shoulder. Coronal T1-weighted view. Image 1 1, Acromion. 2, Infraspinatus muscle. 3, Deltoid muscle. 4, Teres minor muscle. 5, Teres major muscle. 6, Tricipital muscle. 7, Humerus

MRI of the shoulder. Coronal T1-weighted view. Image 2 1, Trapezius muscle. 2, Acromion. 3, Deltoid muscle. 4, Humeral head. 5, Infraspinatus muscle. 6, Teres minor muscle. 7, Teres major muscle. 8, Tricipital muscle. Arrow, Posterior humeral circumflex artery and axillary nerve.

MRI of the shoulder. Coronal T1-weighted view. Image 3 1, Trapezius muscle. 2, Acromion. 3, Infraspinatus tendon. 4, Deltoid muscle. 5, Humeral head. 6, Infraspinatus muscle. 7, Teres minor muscle. 8, Teres major muscle. 9, Tricipital muscle.

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MRI of the shoulder. Coronal T1-weighted view. Image 4 1, Trapezius muscle. 2, Acromion. 3, Infraspinatus tendon. 4, Deltoid muscle. 5, Humeral head. 6, Spine of the scapula. 7, Infraspinatus muscle. 8, Teres minor muscle. 9, Tricipital muscle. 10, Teres major muscle.

MRI of the shoulder. Coronal T1-weighted view. Image 5 1, Trapezius muscle. 2, Acromion. 3, Deltoid muscle. 4, Humeral head. 5, Supraspinatus muscle. 6, Spine of the scapula. 7, Infraspinatus muscle.

MRI of the shoulder. Coronal T1-weighted view. Image 6 1, Trapezius muscle. 2, Acromioclavicular joint. 3, Acromion. 4, Deltoid muscle. 5, Humeral head. 6, Supraspinatus muscle. 7, Spine of the scapula. 8, Infraspinatus muscle. 9, Scapula. 10, Subscapularis muscle. 11, Teres major muscle

MRI of the shoulder. Coronal T1-weighted view. Image 7 1, Trapezius muscle. 2, Clavicle. 3, Acromioclavicular joint. 4, Acromion. 5, Supraspinatus tendon. 6, Greater tuberosity. 7, Humeral head. 8, Supraspinatus muscle. 9, Glenoid. 10, Spine of the scapula. 11, Infraspinatus muscle. 12, Scapula. 13, Subscapularis muscle. 14, Teres major muscle.

MRI of the shoulder. Coronal T1-weighted view. Image 8 1, Trapezius muscle. 2, Clavicle. 3, Acromioclavicular joint. 4, Acromion. 5, Deltoid muscle. 6, Greater tuberosity. 7, Humeral head. 8, Supraspinatus muscle. 9, Glenoid. 10, Subscapularis muscle. 11, Teres major muscle.

MRI of the shoulder. Coronal T1-weighted view. Image 9 1, Trapezius muscle. 2, Clavicle. 3, Acromioclavicular joint. 4, Deltoid muscle. 5, Greater tuberosity. 6, Humeral head. 7, Glenoid. 8, Supraspinatus muscle. 9, Subscapularis muscle. 10, Teres major muscle

MRI of the shoulder. Coronal T1-weighted view. Image 10 1, Trapezius muscle. 2, Clavicle. 3, Supraspinatus tendon. 4, Deltoid muscle. 5, Greater tuberosity. 6, Humeral head. 7, Glenoid. 8, Supraspinatus muscle. 9, Subscapularis muscle. 10, Axillary vein and artery. 11, Biceps and coracobrachialis muscle

MRI of the shoulder. Coronal T1-weighted view. Image 11 1, Trapezius muscle. 2, Clavicle. 3, Supraspinatus tendon. 4, Deltoid muscle. 5, Humeral head. 6, Glenoid. 7, Supraspinatus muscle. 8, Biceps tendon (long head). 9, Biceps and coracobrachialis muscle

MRI of the shoulder. Coronal T1-weighted view. Image 12 1, Trapezius muscle. 2, Clavicle. 3, Supraspinatus muscle. 4, Glenoid. 5, Deltoid muscle. 6, Humeral head. 7, Subscapularis muscle. 8, Biceps tendon (long head). 9, Biceps and coracobrachialis muscle.

MRI of the shoulder. Coronal T1-weighted view. Image 13 1, Trapezius muscle. 2, Clavicle. 3, Supraspinatus muscle. 4, Coracoid process. 5, Deltoid muscle. 6, Humerus. 7, Biceps tendon (long head). 8, Subscapularis muscle. 9, Biceps and coracobrachialis muscle

MRI of the shoulder. Coronal T1-weighted view. Image 14 1, Trapezius muscle. 2, Clavicle. 3, Coracoid process. 4, Deltoid muscle. 5, Subscapularis muscle. 6, Biceps and coracobrachialis muscle.

MRI of the shoulder. Coronal T1-weighted view. Image 15 1, Trapezius muscle. 2, Clavicle. 3, Coracoid process. 4, Deltoid muscle. 5, Subscapularis muscle. 6, Axillary vein and artery.

MRI of the shoulder. Axial T1-weighted view. Image 1 1, Axillary vein and artery. 2, Clavicle. 3, Acromioclavicular joint. 4, Acromion. 5, Supraspinatus muscle.

MRI of the shoulder. Axial T1-weighted view. Image 2 1, Axillary vein and artery. 2, Deltoid muscle. 3, Coracoid process. 4, Supraspinatus muscle. 5, Acromion

MRI of the shoulder. Axial T1-weighted view. Image 3 1, Pectoralis major muscle. 2, Axillary vein and artery. 3, Coracoid process. 4, Deltoid muscle. 5, Supraspinatus muscle. 6, Acromion. 7, Scapula. 8, Subscapularis muscle

MRI of the shoulder. Axial T1-weighted view. Image 4 1, Pectoralis major muscle. 2, Deltoid muscle. 3, Coracoid process. 4, Supraspinatus muscle. 5, Acromion. 6, Deltoid muscle. 7, Infraspinatus muscle. 8, Subscapularis muscle. 9, Axillary vein and artery. 10, Pectoralis minor muscle.

MRI of the shoulder. Axial T1-weighted view. Image 5 1, Pectoralis major muscle. 2, Deltoid muscle (anterior). 3, Coracoid process. 4, Humeral head. 5, Glenoid. 6, Supraspinatus muscle. 7, Scapula. 8, Deltoid muscle. 9, Infraspinatus muscle. 10, Subscapularis muscle. 11, Axillary vein and artery. 12, Pectoralis minor muscle.

MRI of the shoulder. Axial T1-weighted view. Image 6 1, Pectoralis major muscle. 2, Deltoid muscle. 3, Coracoid process. 4, Humeral head. 5, Glenoid. 6, Deltoid muscle. 7, Infraspinatus muscle. 8, Subscapularis muscle. 9, Pectoralis minor muscle.

MRI of the shoulder. Axial T1-weighted view. Image 7 1, Pectoralis major muscle. 2, Deltoid muscle. 3, Humeral head. 4, Deltoid muscle. 5, Glenoid. 6, Infraspinatus muscle. 7, Subscapularis muscle. 8, Axillary vein and artery. 9, Pectoralis minor muscle.

MRI of the shoulder. Axial T1-weighted view. Image 8 1, Pectoralis major muscle. 2, Deltoid muscle. 3, Humeral head. 4, Deltoid muscle. 5, Glenoid. 6, Infraspinatus muscle. 7, Subscapularis muscle. 8, Pectoralis minor muscle

MRI of the shoulder. Axial T1-weighted view. Image 9 1, Pectoralis major muscle. 2, Deltoid muscle. 3, Humeral head. 4, Deltoid muscle. 5, Glenoid. 6, Teres minor muscle. 7, Infraspinatus muscle. 8, Subscapularis muscle. 9, Pectoralis minor muscle

MRI of the shoulder. Axial T1-weighted view. Image 10 1, Pectoralis major muscle. 2, Deltoid muscle. 3, Humeral head. 4, Deltoid muscle. 5, Glenoid. 6, Teres minor muscle. 7, Infraspinatus muscle. 8, Subscapularis muscle. 9, Coracobrachialis muscle. 10, Pectoralis minor muscle

MRI of the shoulder. Axial T1-weighted view. Image 11 1, Pectoralis major muscle. 2, Biceps tendon (long head). 3, Deltoid muscle (anterior). 4, Humeral head. 5, Glenoid. 6, Teres minor muscle. 7, Deltoid muscle. 8, Infraspinatus muscle. 9, Subscapularis muscle. 10, Coracobrachialis muscle. 11, Pectoralis minor muscle.

MRI of the shoulder. Axial T1-weighted view. Image 12 1, Pectoralis major muscle. 2, Biceps tendon (short head). 3, Biceps tendon (long head). 4, Deltoid muscle (anterior). 5, Humeral head. 6, Glenoid. 7, Teres minor muscle. 8, Deltoid muscle. 9, Infraspinatus muscle. 10, Subscapularis muscle. 11, Coracobrachialis muscle. 12, Pectoralis minor muscle.

MRI of the shoulder. Axial T1-weighted view. Image 13 1, Pectoralis major muscle. 2, Biceps tendon (short head). 3, Biceps tendon (long head). 4, Deltoid muscle (anterior). 5, Humeral head. 6, Glenoid. 7, Teres minor muscle. 8, Deltoid muscle. 9, Infraspinatus muscle. 10, Subscapularis muscle. 11, Coracobrachialis muscle. 12, Pectoralis minor muscle.

MRI of the shoulder. Axial T1-weighted view. Image 14 1, Pectoralis major muscle. 2, Biceps tendon (short head). 3, Biceps tendon (long head). 4, Deltoid muscle (anterior). 5, Humeral head. 6, Glenoid. 7, Teres minor muscle. 8, Deltoid muscle. 9, Infraspinatus muscle. 10, Subscapularis muscle. 11, Coracobrachialis muscle. 12, Pectoralis minor muscle.

MRI of the shoulder. Axial T1-weighted view. Image 15 1, Pectoralis major muscle. 2, Biceps tendon (short head). 3, Biceps tendon (long head). 4, Deltoid muscle (anterior). 5, Humeral head. 6, Scapula. 7, Teres minor muscle. 8, Deltoid muscle. 9, Infraspinatus muscle. 10, Subscapularis muscle. 11, Coracobrachialis muscle. 12, Pectoralis minor muscle.

MRI of the shoulder. Axial T1-weighted view. Image 16 1, Pectoralis major muscle. 2, Biceps tendon (short head). 3, Deltoid muscle. 4, Humerus. 5, Teres minor muscle. 6, Triceps tendon. 7, Infraspinatus muscle. 8, Scapula. 9, Subscapularis muscle. 10, Coracobrachialis muscle. 11, Pectoralis minor muscle.

MRI of the shoulder. Axial T1-weighted view. Image 17 1, Pectoralis major muscle. 2, Biceps muscle. 3, Deltoid muscle. 4, Humerus. 5, Deltoid muscle. 6, Tricipital muscle. 7, Teres minor muscle. 8, Infraspinatus muscle. 9, Subscapularis muscle. 10, Coracobrachialis muscle. 11, Pectoralis minor muscle.

MRI of the shoulder. Axial T1-weighted view. Image 18 1, Pectoralis major muscle. 2, Biceps muscle. 3, Humerus. 4, Deltoid muscle. 5, Tricipital muscle. 6, Teres minor muscle. 7, Infraspinatus muscle. 8, Scapula. 9, Subscapularis muscle.10, Coracobrachialis muscle. 11, Pectoralis minor muscle

MRI of the shoulder. Axial T1-weighted view. Image 19 1, Pectoralis major muscle. 2, Biceps muscle (short head). 3, Humerus. 4, Deltoid muscle. 5, Tricipital muscle. 6, Scapula. 7, Subscapularis muscle. 8, Coracobrachialis muscle. 9, Pectoralis minor muscle.

Elbow Radiograph

Elbow Radiograph - AP projection

1, Humerus. 2, Medial epicondyle. 3, Lateral epicondyle. 4, Olecranon fossa. 5, capitellum. 6, Radius. 7, Radial Head. 8, Ulna. 9, Olecranon process. 10, Coronoid process. 11, Anterior fat pad (here: fat pad sign).

Elbow Radiograph - Lateral projection

Forearm X-ray
AP Projection.

1, Humerus. 2, Radius. 3, Ulna. 4 Navicular Bone 5 Lunate Bone. 6 Triquetrum.7 Capitatum bone. 8, Metacarpal bone. 9 Metacarpophalangeal joint. 10 Proximal phalangeal joint. 11 Proximal Phalanx. 12 Distal phalanx. Arrow, Fracture. *, Epiphysial plate.

Lateral projection.

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Previous | Next 1, Ulnar styloid process. 2, Lunate. 3, Radius. 4, Scaphoid. 5, Trapezium (Greater multangular). 6, 1st Metacarpal. 7, Trapezoid (Lesser

multangular). 8, Capitate. 9, Hamate. 10, Triquetrum. 11, Pisiform.

Wrist radiographs. Image 2

Previous | Next 1, Ulnar styloid process. 2, Lunate. 3, Radius. 4, Scaphoid. 5, Trapezium (Greater multangular). 6, Trapezoid (Lesser multangular). 7, Capitate. 8, 5th Metacarpal. 9, Hamate.

Wrist radiographs.: Image 3

Previous | Next 1, Ulnar styloid process. 2, Lunate. 3, Radius. 4, Scaphoid. 5, Trapezium (Greater multangular). 6, Capitate. 7, 5th Metacarpal. 8, Pisiform. 9, Triquetrum.

Hand radiography

Hand X-ray - AP 1, Distal phalanx. 2, Distal interphalangeal joint. 3, Middle phalanx. 4, Proximal interphalangeal joint. 5, Proximal phalanx. 6, Metacarpophalangeal joint. 7, Head of 5th metacarpal. 8, Sesamoid bone.

Radiograph of the thumb

The thumb, unlike other fingers, has only two phalanges: the proximal phalanx and the distal phalanx. The metacarpal connects the proximal phalanx of the thumb to the carpal bones, through the trapeze. The metacarpophalangeal joint connects the metacarpal bone to the proximal phalanx. The interphalangeal joint connects the proximal phalanx to the distal phalanx.

1, First metacarpal. 2, Proximal phalanx of the thumb. 3, Distal phalanx of the thumb. 4, Scaphoid bone. 5, Trapezium bone. 6, Interphalangeal joint of the thumb. 7, Articulation inter-phalangienne du 1er rayon (pouce). 8, Scaphotrapezial joint. 9, Trapeziometacarpal joint. 10, sesamoid bone. 11, Second metacarpal

Pelvis Radiograph

1 Superior Ramus of Right Pubis 2 Symphysis Pubis 3 Inferior Ramus of Left Pubis 4 Left obturator foramen 5 Left lesser Trochanter 6 Left Greater Trochanter 7 Left iliac wing 8 Iliac crest 9 Vertebral Pedicle (Lumbar Spine) 10 Right Sacro-iliac joint 11 Right femoral head

Hip radiography
Hip radiography, AP view.

1, Acetabular fossa. 2, Femoral head. 3, Greater trochanter. 4, Lesser trochanter. 5, Femur. 6, Obturator foramen. 7, Inferior pubic ramus. 8, Superior pubic ramus. 9, Sacrum. 10, Iliac wing.

Hip radiography, "frog leg" lateral view.

1, Symphysis pubis. 2, Obturator foramen. 3, Ischium. 4, Lesser trochanter. 5, Femur. 6, Femoral head. 7, Anterior inferior iliac spine. 8, Acetabular fossa. 9, Anterior superior iliac spine.

Knee radiograph
Knee Radiograph - AP

1, Lateral condyle of femur. 2, Femur. 3, Patella. 4, Medial condyle of femur. 5, Medial intercondylar tubercle of tibia. 6, Tibia. 7, Fibula.

Knee Radiograph - Lateral

1, Patella. 2, Tuberosity of tibia. 3, Tibia. 4, Femur. 5, Medial condyle of femur. 6, Fibula.

Ligament cruciate. Image 1 1, Femur. 2, Quadriceps tendon. 3, Patella. 4, Patellar tendon. 5, Tibia. 6, Medial meniscus, posterior horn. 7, Medial head gastrocnemius muscle. 8,Popliteal a. & v. 9, Semimembranosus muscle. 10, Semitendinosus muscle

Ligament cruciate. Image 2 1, Femur. 2, Quadriceps tendon. 3, Patella. 4, Patellar tendon. 5, Tibia. 6, Medial meniscus, posterior horn. 7, Medial head gastrocnemius muscle. 8,Popliteal a. & v. 9, Semimembranosus muscle

Ligament cruciate. Image 3 1, Femur. 2, Quadriceps tendon. 3, Patella. 4, Patellar tendon. 5, Tibia. 6, Medial head gastrocnemius muscle. 7, Posterior cruciate ligament.8,Popliteal a. & v. 9, Semimembranosus muscle

Ligament cruciate. Image 4 1, Femur. 2, Quadriceps tendon. 3, Patella. 4, Patellar tendon. 5, Tibia. 6, Medial head gastrocnemius muscle. 7, Posterior cruciate ligament.8,Popliteal a. & v.

Ligament cruciate. Image 5 1, Femur. 2, Quadriceps tendon. 3, Patella. 4, Patellar tendon. 5, Anterior cruciate ligament. 6, Tibia. 7, Posterior cruciate ligament.8,Popliteal a. & v

Ligament cruciate. Image 6 1, Femur. 2, Quadriceps tendon. 3, Patella. 4, Patellar tendon. 5, Anterior cruciate ligament. 6, Tibia. 7, Posterior cruciate ligament.8, Medial head gastrocnemius muscle.

Ligament cruciate. Image 7 1, Femur. 2, Quadriceps tendon. 3, Patella. 4, Patellar tendon. 5, Anterior cruciate ligament. 6, Tibia. 7, Posterior cruciate ligament.8, Medial head gastrocnemius muscle.

Ligament cruciate. Image 8 1, Femur. 2, Patella. 3, Patellar tendon. 4, Tibia. 5, Medial head gastrocnemius muscle. 6, Biceps femoris

Ligament cruciate. Image 9 1, Patella. 2, Femur. 3, Patellar tendon. 4, Tibia. 5, Medial head gastrocnemius muscle. 6, Biceps femoris

Ligament cruciate. Image 10 1, Vastus lateralis muscle. 2, Femur. 3, Patella. 4, Patellar tendon. 5, Tibia. 6, A & V poplit. 7, Biceps femoris muscle.

Ligament cruciate. Image 11 1, Vastus lateralis muscle. 2, Femur. 3, Patellar tendon. 4, Tibia. 5, Lateral head gastrocnemius muscle. 6, Biceps femoris muscle

Ligament cruciate. Image 12 1, Vastus lateralis muscle. 2, Femur. 3, Lateral meniscus, posterior horn. 4, Patellar tendon. 5, Tibia. 6, Medial head gastrocnemius muscle. 7, Biceps femoris muscle.

Ankle radiograph
AP projection.

1, Tibia. 2, Medial Malleolus. 3, Fibula. 4, Lateral Malleolus. 5, Talus. 6, 1st Metatarsal Bone.

Lateral projection.

1, Tibia. 2, Fibula. 3, Talus. 4, Calcaneus. 5, Navicular Bone. 6, Cuneiform Bone. 7, Cuboid Bone.

Foot X-ray
Foot X-ray AP

1, Fibula. 2, Cuboid. 3, 5th metatarsal. 4, Tibia. 5, Talus. 6, Navicular. 7, Cuneiform 8, 1st metatarsal 9, proximal phalanx 10, distal phalanx

Foot X-ray oblique

1, Calcaneus. 2, Cuboid. 3, 5th metatarsal. 4, Talus. 5, Navicular. 6, Cuneiform. 7, Interphalangeal joint.

Radiography of the paranasal sinuses. Image 1

previous | next. 1, Mandible. 2, Upper edge of the orbit. 3, Frontal sinus. 4, Maxillary sinus. 5, Dens of axis.

Radiography of the paranasal sinuses. Image 2

previous | next. 1, Superior orbital fissure. 2, Greater wing of sphenoid bone . 3, Lesser wing of sphenoid. 4, Frontal sinus. 5, Petrous bone.

Radiography of the paranasal sinuses. Image 3

previous | next. 1, Hard palate. 2, Maxillary sinus. 3, Orbit. 4, Frontal sinus. 5, Sphenoidal sinuses. 6, Pituitary fossa. 7, Posterior clinoid process. 8, Spinous process (Atlas). 9, Spinous process (Axis).