Multiplanar reformation or reconstruction involves the process of acquiring defined diagnostic slices of information from volumetric data achieved during the diagnostic imaging examination. This common use of volumetric data for multiplanar reconstruction explains the flexibility and demonstration of multiplanar anatomy across other diagnostic imaging modalities capable of cross-sectional imaging. The subject aims to deliver a concise course of human regional anatomy to the students and to train students to recognise the normal and abnormal anatomical features by using multiplanar diagnostic imaging modalities in the clinical and research settings. Using computer software, there are practical sessions that allow students to review the 3D relationship between anatomical structures.