Produced by Division of Educational Media Services, Duke University School of Medicine
Distributed by Jones & Bartlett Publishers
"Cross-Sectional Anatomy Tutor" was presented at the Visible Human Project Conference, October 1996. A demonstration of the application was included in the talk. The program was also demonstrated at the Nineteenth Annual Symposium on Computer Applications in Medical Care (SCAMC) in November 1995 (see re-print) and was a finalist in the International Interactive Communications Society 1995 Summit Awards.
Objectives: The student will be able to identify major anatomical structures on whole body cross-sections, CT images and MR images in the head and neck, thorax, abdomen and pelvis.Contents:
Features:
Developers: Marianne Bouvier, PhD, Department of Biological Anthropology and Anatomy, author, assisted by Lapki Chan, PhD, Alex vanNievelt, PhD, Philip Goodman, MD and Jennifer Van Vickle, MD; Ann L. Bushyhead, MEd, Instructional Designer and Coordinator of the Curriculum Materials Development Project, producer; Anthony N. Benson, MA, Multimedia Programmer, programmer. Authoring tool: AimTech's IconAuthor.
System Requirements: PC only - 486/66 MHz (min.), 16 MB RAM, SVGA Graphics Card w/1 Mb RAM set to High Color Mode (16K, 32K, or 64K colors) at 640x480, 140 Mb hard disk space (or 10 Mb for playback from the CD), Windows 3.x and 2x CD-ROM drive.
Price and Ordering Information: A Faxable/Electronic Order Form is available through Jones & Bartlett Publishers. A "slide show" demonstration is on the Web.
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