RAD MAPSCT neck / Shared atlas
READ-ONLY ATLAS
AXIAL W 350 · L 40
RLAP
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Import labels

Choose a label file, load the generated draft labels, or paste exported JSON below.

Adding keeps your existing labels, including any with matching IDs. Replacing removes the current set; export a backup first.

Explore the CT neck atlas

Best used on a computer. A larger screen makes it easier to explore the CT and read the labels. You can also use the atlas on your phone.

  1. Scroll through slices. Use your mouse wheel, arrow keys or the slider below the CT. On a phone, swipe up or down over the image.
  2. Choose your anatomy. Open Anatomy categories and tick any combination. Use search to find a structure.
  3. Reveal a label. Click or tap a coloured dot. Dots keep the image clear when there isn’t room for every name.
  4. Adjust the view. Use + / − to zoom, choose a window preset, or press Reset to return to the starting view.

AI-generated beta teaching atlas. Built with AI assistance, with AI-generated annotations and ongoing manual corrections. Annotations have not all been individually verified. Some positions are interpolated between slices. For educational use, not clinical decision-making. Please report errors using Feedback.

About this atlas

A scrollable head and neck CT anatomy atlas created by Dr Shuaib Siddiqui, radiologist, for learning sectional anatomy.

Built with AI assistance (“vibe coded”), with AI-generated annotations and ongoing manual corrections.

Connect with Dr Shuaib Siddiqui on LinkedIn

Beta teaching atlas: annotations are a work in progress and have not all been individually verified. For educational use, not clinical decision-making.

The shared atlas lets you explore without changing the published annotations. Please use Feedback to report an error or suggest an improvement.

Last updated: 21 September 2026.

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