Cross-sectional Anatomy (DMS)
Y13.3902
Credit:
The Paul McGhee Division
Familiarizes the student with cross-sectional images of the human abdominal and pelvic cavity through the use of sonographic images, diagrams, and images of cadaver slices. Common terms used in sonography, such as sonolucent, anechoic, homogeneous, heterogeneous, cystic, and solid, are defined. Cross-sectional anatomy (including transverse, longitudinal, and oblique) sections of the body are analyzed in depth. (Diagnostic Medical Sonography students only)
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