Library: Imaging Sciences Programs: Guide Home

Resources

Journal Collections

Advanced Imaging Techniques in Clinical Pathology
A Practical Guide to Surgical Instruments: X-Rays and Operative Interventions
Clark's Procedures in Diagnostic Imaging: A System-Based Approach
Credo Reference and Ebooks
Credo Reference cover 11,000+ reference topics from all major academic subject areas and is a great starting point for research. Entries include images, quotations, audio files, videos, ebooks and full text articles on a variety of topics.

In addition to reference topics, Credo includes over 700 academic reference books. Credo's Nursing and Allied Health Collection provides access to 23 current nursing ebooks.
Decker: Medicine
Ebook access from STAT!Ref.
EBSCO Ebook Collection
Search and view the library's full text ebook collection from EBSCO. The collection of 37,000+ titles covers all subject areas from general studies to allied health and medicine.
Errors in Imaging
Medical Imaging for the Health Care Provider
Medical Imaging Methods: Recent Trends
Merck Manual - Professional Version
MRI: Basic Principles and Applications
MRI at a Glance
Radiation Safety in Nuclear Medicine: A Practical, Concise Guide
Radiography in the Digital Age : Physics - Exposure - Radiation Biology
Student Workbook for Radiography in the Digital Age

Anatomy & Physiology Revealed

MyAccess Registration Guide

Bates' Visual Guide
Bates’ Visual Guide delivers head-to-toe and systems-based physical examination techniques for the (Advanced) Assessment or Introduction to Clinical Medicine course.

Acland's Video Atlas of Human Anatomy
Hiroshima, Part 1
BBC Worldwide (2005)
Hiroshima, Part 2
BBC Worldwide (2005)
Human Nature
Introduction To Gross Anatomy for Medicine Channel (HSTalks)

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Career Resources

Associations

Radiology

Radiology - Specialties

Nuclear Medicine

Library Orientation

Imaging Sciences Orientation

This orientation module is focused on Imaging Sciences resources. For a general library orientation, please choose one of the location-based orientations on the library's Orientations page.