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1-Understand the detailed anatomical structures relevant to radiology and medical practice.
2-Correlate radiological imaging with anatomical landmarks and clinical conditions.
3-Develop proficiency in interpreting CT, MRI, and ultrasound imaging.
4-Recognize anatomical variations and their implications in diagnostics and treatment.
5-Enhance skills in identifying pathological changes in imaging studies.
6-Apply anatomical knowledge to guide interventional radiology procedures.
7-Integrate anatomy and imaging for accurate diagnosis and treatment planning.
8-Foster interdisciplinary collaboration by bridging anatomy, radiology, and clinical medicine.