RadioCad : Correlative Atlas of Radiological and Cadaveric Anatomy of the Human Brain and Skull

RadioCad is a novel initiative by the authors to correlate the complex cadaveric neuroanatomy with radiological anatomy of the brain and skull. The book is primarily meant for undergraduate medical students and radiology residents however it may be useful for anyone interested in understanding the clinical and radiological neuroanatomy. The clinical pearls section of the book deals with some common clinical scenarios and clinical syndromes encountered in routine clinical practice. The authors have tried to incorporate diagrams wherever necessary in order to augment the learning experience of the readers. The book is exquisitely divided into various sections each describing the cadaveric dissection as well as the corresponding MRI image followed by elaborate yet concise discussion on the particular image. This book in its present form may be used as a supplement to the existing legendary textbooks and references some of which have been enumerated at the end of this book for the interested readers. The authors would like to wish the readers of this book a happy reading.