Head
CT and MRI images of the brain, head vessels, and temporomandibular joints
Arteries of the brain
Brain
Head veins
Temporomandibular joints
Brain
Temporal bones
Paranasal sinuses
Neck
CT and MRI images of the neck soft tissues and arteries, and the brachial plexus
Vessels of the neck
Soft tissues of the neck
The brachial plexus
Thorax
CT and MRI images of the heart, lungs, and mediastinum, and the breasts
Lungs and Mediastinum
Heart
Mammary glands
Chest organs
Spine
CT and MRI images of the spine and the sacrococcygeal region, including the sacroiliac joint
Sacrococcygeal spine
Thoracic spine
Lumbar spine
Cervical spine
Thoracic spine
Lumbar spine
Cervical spine
Sacrococcygeal region
Abdomen and pelvis
CT and MRI images of the abdominal organs and retroperitoneum, pelvic organs, and the male external genitalia
Abdominal cavity and retroperitoneal space
Male external genitalia
Male pelvis
Female pelvis
Male pelvis
Female pelvis
Abdomen
Upper and lower limbs
CT and MRI images of the joints of the upper and lower limbs
About the Project
The Radiological Anatomy Atlas is an interactive reference and educational tool for studying normal anatomy on CT and MRI images. Materials are organized by anatomical region, while manually labeled structures help users navigate slices faster, review anatomical landmarks, and work with images in a format close to real radiology practice.
How to Use the Atlas
Choose an anatomical region, open a CT or MRI section, and study the images slice by slice. Turn anatomical labels on and off, switch between label languages, and use the Atlas as a learning resource, a reference tool for reviewing anatomy, or visual material for teaching students and residents.