Episode 14: Abdominal Anatomy Pearls – Part 1

Episode 14: Anatomy Pearls – Part 1Anatomy is the foundation of radiology. Before you can recognize pathology, you have to know what normal looks like.In the first episode of this new anatomy series, Dr. Matt Hartman reviews high-yield anatomic relationships and landmarks that every medical student, resident, and clinician should know. Rather than memorizing endless structures, you’ll learn practical anatomy that you can immediately apply while interpreting imaging studies.In this episode, we cover:The lesser sac and why it mattersThe two important structures that pass between the aorta and superior mesenteric arteryThe portal vein using the “Three Rivers” analogyMajor branches of the abdominal aorta that appear on everyday imagingWhether you’re preparing for your radiology rotation, studying for board exams, or simply want to become more confident reading CT and ultrasound, these anatomy pearls will help you build a stronger foundation.🎙️ Don’t Miss That Radiology — Practical radiology education for medical students, residents, and clinicians.#Radiology #Anatomy #MedicalEducation #FOAMRad #MedEd