About this image: description, credit and labeled bones
C1 to C7 from the side: atlas, axis and the cervicothoracic junction.
Vertebrae C6 to T2 are hidden by the shoulders and chest, as in the real exam (the swimmer's view is then requested); the face and airway are out of the field and the spine looks tilted because it was simulated from a supine CT.
About these images: the radiographs are reconstructed by computer from public, anonymized CT scans, and the CT studies are resampled slices of those same scans. Bones are outlined from the dataset's own segmentations (or from MOOSE, in the knee and femur studies). They are for studying normal anatomy, not for diagnostic training.
Simulated radiograph (DRR). Source: TotalSegmentator dataset v2.0.1 (small), Wasserthal J. et al., Radiology: Artificial Intelligence, 2023, case s0970 — License: CC BY 4.0 · Dataset · Rendering: DiffDRR (MIT)
Bones labeled in this image (9)