Collins J D, Shaver M L, Batra P, Brown K
J Natl Med Assoc. 1989 Jun;81(6):680-4.
In April 1986, magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) of the thorax and shoulder girdle was presented to the 99th Annual Meeting of the American Association of Anatomists. These images were the authors' first attempt to correlate the magnetic resonance display of the muscles and soft tissues of the chest in the coronal plane with surface gross anatomy. The original purpose of this study was to introduce the role of magnetic resonance imaging to anatomists, medical students, and the specialty of radiology. However, this approach has been expanded by imaging other sections of the body and applying the display of surface anatomy to augment the teaching of anatomy to surgical oncology, pathology, and kinesiology. This three-part article will display magnetic resonance images and will explain how magnetic imaging of the soft tissues can visually augment the teaching of gross anatomy without dissecting surface tissues.
1986年4月，胸部和肩胛带的磁共振成像（MRI）在全美解剖学家协会第99届年会上展示。这些图像是作者首次尝试将胸部肌肉和软组织在冠状面的磁共振显示与表面大体解剖学相关联。本研究的最初目的是向解剖学家、医学生和放射学专业介绍磁共振成像的作用。然而，通过对身体其他部位进行成像，并应用表面解剖学显示来加强对外科肿瘤学、病理学和运动机能学的解剖学教学，这种方法得到了扩展。这篇分三部分的文章将展示磁共振图像，并解释软组织的磁共振成像如何在不解剖表面组织的情况下直观地加强大体解剖学教学。
