Cross-sectional imaging has become an essential part of modern diagnostic radiography, enabling detailed visualization of anatomical structures in multiple planes. This book offers radiography students and professionals a comprehensive understanding of cross-sectional techniques, covering CT, MRI, and ultrasound with an emphasis on anatomical correlation, clinical application, and positioning considerations to support accurate diagnosis and imaging proficiency.
Grace Foster is a specialist in cross-sectional imaging with a focus on anatomy recognition and clinical application in CT and MRI. She has developed several instructional guides that aid radiography students in mastering multiplanar image analysis. Her teaching integrates cross-disciplinary knowledge from radiology, anatomy, and clinical practice. She is especially interested in how cross-sectional imaging supports early detection of complex conditions. Her collaborative work with clinical radiologists enhances the diagnostic relevance of radiographic education. She focuses on functional imaging correlations and 3D anatomical visualization.