3d human anatomy

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any recommendations, even if it's payware?
want to know where my pancreas are actually located
 
Lius said:
any recommendations, even if it's payware?
want to know where my pancreas are actually located
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Gray's Anatomy is online - it's part of Bartleby's.

http://www.bartleby.com/

Gray's Anatomy:

http://www.bartleby.com/107/


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Atlas of Human Skeletal Anatomy v2.2 - 2806+3806 KB
Atlas of Human Skeletal Anatomy is a presentation of the human skeletal
system in international Latin nomenclature. Designed for educational
purposes only, this is a terrific e-book for student doctors and
nurses. The Atlas of Human Skeletal Anatomy is a handy tool for anyone
planning to study medicine.
This year we started a new edition of the Atlas ebook. The worlds most
powerful free anatomic educational resource ever available. New images
and photography, combined with rich explaining text in international
latin nomenclature are added every week because of new co- authors,
Katarina Gergelova and Petr Pekny.
To download the free chapters or to see the work progress visit the
downloads section and dont forget to send us Your opinion..
free for personal and educational non-commercial use.
Juraj Artner
(e-mail address removed)
http://artner.host.sk/products.htm
http://artner.host.sk/downloads/AnatomyAtlasBasics.pdf
http://artner.host.sk/downloads/AnatomyAtlasCranium1.pdf


Yorick the VR Skull
Yorick the VR Skull is a tutorial on human skull anatomy. This on-line
application makes use of QuickTime VR technology to present the bones
of the skull as rotatable photographic images. The application includes
a study mode with bone and landmark labels linked to relevant
information and a test mode for self assessment.
Viewing requirements:
- Recommended Browser: Internet Explorer 5.0 for Windows or Macintosh
- Screen resolution: 1024 x 768 or larger
- QuickTime 4.0 or newer
Dr. Gary L. Nieder
(e-mail address removed)
http://www.med.wright.edu/anatphys/
http://www.anatomy.wright.edu/yorick/index.html


Beyond Vesalius v2.0 -
Beyond Vesalius is a set of interactive programs designed to teach
sectional and radiological anatomy. The program was designed for use in
the 'Human Structure' course during the first year medical curriculum
at the Wright State University School of Medicine. Students use the
computer program to explore corresponding cross sections, CT scans and
x-rays of the human body. Labels on each image are linked to textual
information about that particular structure. Two self-testing modes may
be used for the cross sections and CT images (simple identification and
"secondary" questions concerning highlighted structures). For each
region of the body, a set of normal x-rays is included; these also
contain study and self-testing modes. Programs have been developed for
the head and neck, upper extremity, thorax, abdomen, pelvis and lower
extremity.
Windows users - should download the appropriate player file for either
Windows95 or Windows 3.1
Dr. Gary L. Nieder
(e-mail address removed)
http://www.anatomy.wright.edu/BeyondVesalius/BeyondVesalius.html
Player - 496 KB:
http://www.anatomy.wright.edu/BeyondVesalius/Windows/MTPLAY95.ZIP
Modules - 8999+8310+7293+6751+4859+4126 KB:
http://www.anatomy.wright.edu/BeyondVesalius/Windows/bvhead.zip
http://www.anatomy.wright.edu/BeyondVesalius/Windows/bvthorax.zip
http://www.anatomy.wright.edu/BeyondVesalius/Windows/bvabdom.zip
http://www.anatomy.wright.edu/BeyondVesalius/Windows/bvpelvis.zip
http://www.anatomy.wright.edu/BeyondVesalius/Windows/bvupper.zip
http://www.anatomy.wright.edu/BeyondVesalius/Windows/bvlower.zip
 
Atlas of Human Skeletal Anatomy v2.2 - 2806+3806 KB
Atlas of Human Skeletal Anatomy is a presentation of the human
skeletal system in international Latin nomenclature. Designed for
educational purposes only, this is a terrific e-book for student
doctors and nurses. The Atlas of Human Skeletal Anatomy is a handy
tool for anyone planning to study medicine.
This year we started a new edition of the Atlas ebook. The worlds most
powerful free anatomic educational resource ever available. New images
and photography, combined with rich explaining text in international
latin nomenclature are added every week because of new co- authors,
Katarina Gergelova and Petr Pekny.
To download the free chapters or to see the work progress visit the
downloads section and dont forget to send us Your opinion..
free for personal and educational non-commercial use.
Juraj Artner
(e-mail address removed)
http://artner.host.sk/products.htm
http://artner.host.sk/downloads/AnatomyAtlasBasics.pdf
http://artner.host.sk/downloads/AnatomyAtlasCranium1.pdf


Yorick the VR Skull
Yorick the VR Skull is a tutorial on human skull anatomy. This on-line
application makes use of QuickTime VR technology to present the bones
of the skull as rotatable photographic images. The application
includes a study mode with bone and landmark labels linked to relevant
information and a test mode for self assessment.
Viewing requirements:
- Recommended Browser: Internet Explorer 5.0 for Windows or Macintosh
- Screen resolution: 1024 x 768 or larger
- QuickTime 4.0 or newer
Dr. Gary L. Nieder
(e-mail address removed)
http://www.med.wright.edu/anatphys/
http://www.anatomy.wright.edu/yorick/index.html


Beyond Vesalius v2.0 -
Beyond Vesalius is a set of interactive programs designed to teach
sectional and radiological anatomy. The program was designed for use
in the 'Human Structure' course during the first year medical
curriculum at the Wright State University School of Medicine.
Students use the computer program to explore corresponding cross
sections, CT scans and x-rays of the human body. Labels on each image
are linked to textual information about that particular structure.
Two self-testing modes may be used for the cross sections and CT
images (simple identification and "secondary" questions concerning
highlighted structures). For each region of the body, a set of normal
x-rays is included; these also contain study and self-testing modes.
Programs have been developed for the head and neck, upper extremity,
thorax, abdomen, pelvis and lower extremity.
Windows users - should download the appropriate player file for either
Windows95 or Windows 3.1
Dr. Gary L. Nieder
(e-mail address removed)
http://www.anatomy.wright.edu/BeyondVesalius/BeyondVesalius.html
Player - 496 KB:
http://www.anatomy.wright.edu/BeyondVesalius/Windows/MTPLAY95.ZIP
Modules - 8999+8310+7293+6751+4859+4126 KB:
http://www.anatomy.wright.edu/BeyondVesalius/Windows/bvhead.zip
http://www.anatomy.wright.edu/BeyondVesalius/Windows/bvthorax.zip
http://www.anatomy.wright.edu/BeyondVesalius/Windows/bvabdom.zip
http://www.anatomy.wright.edu/BeyondVesalius/Windows/bvpelvis.zip
http://www.anatomy.wright.edu/BeyondVesalius/Windows/bvupper.zip
http://www.anatomy.wright.edu/BeyondVesalius/Windows/bvlower.zip
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The file is damaged, or so says a pop up window

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