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Comprises digitised transverse image data made from head-to-toe sections of male and female cadavers. The Visible Human Project was created to provide anatomically detailed images suitable for constructing...
Information on brain, brainstem, cranial nerves, and nervous system anatomy. Neuroanatomical structures are presented in hyperlinked myelin-stained cross sections, digitised colour photographs of actual...
Based on the 2nd edition of ‘Atlas of Clinical Gastroenterology’ (Misiewicz, et al., 1993) and aimed at the clinician. With 1230 images, discusses each area of the gastrointestinal tract and...
Presents a preparation method for students to use outside the dissection laboratory. Simulates the lab practical, with 300 questions and answers (both free-text and multiple choice), and includes over 400...
Organised by body region, this electronic tutorial contains photos, line drawings, text, and multiple choice questions, plus animated to show developmental processes.
A self-testing program on the identification of structures in the dissected canine forelimb, including some questions on function. Intended for self-testing after experience in the dissecting room....
Tutorials on the pre-clinical fundatmentals of the functional anatomy of the heart. Disk 1 contains interactive tutorials with animations and voiceovers, self-assessment quizzes, glossary, notepad and...
Introduces the structure and function of the human brain. One can either look at different parts of the brain individually or look at how the different areas work together to perform a function. There are...
Five short programs on anatomical components. Approximately one hour of teaching material.
Based on ‘An Imaging Atlas of Human Anatomy (Wier and Abrahams, 2nd ed, 1996), the CD-ROM provides a complete computer graphics database of the imaging of normal human anatomy, created from imaging scans:...
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