This document provides an overview of an elective course on cross-sectional anatomy of the human body using medical imaging. It introduces various medical imaging modalities like CT, MRI, ultrasound and their appearances. It then describes in detail the anatomy of head and neck regions visible on axial and sagittal MRI slices at different levels from the skull base to the thorax. Selected clinical cases involving lesions of the neck, parotid glands and muscles are also presented to demonstrate clinical correlations. The goal is to familiarize medical students with cross-sectional anatomy and images commonly seen in clinical practice and exams.