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Going to use an older edition of the Merill’s Atlas. Is it ok for school?

Hi everyone. I’m starting the Xray portion of my radiologic science program this semester (yaay) so I’m very excited.

That being said, I was handed down the Merill’s Atlas 12th edition not too long ago from a friend, and my program’s required textbook said all students need to have the latest, aka 15th edition. Given the price of the 3 books, I think I’m going to just use the 12th edition I have and will try to bridge the gap if any between the two editions with other online resources.

I will still buy the workbook and the pocket guide in the 15th edition tho, it’s just the 3 books themselves that are really out of my budget.

Has anyone done your Xray school with a different edition of the Merill’s Atlas from your syllabus and how did it work out for you? Thank you

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