CD-Rom Imaging Atlas of Human Anatomy: PC (Single User)

Based on "An Imaging Atlas of Human Anatomy" this new CD-ROM uses the full range of modern imaging processes to illustrate the entire human body in a new and innovative way. Filled with the same images and information that has made the book such a success, the CD-ROM includes a number of features that a printed page could never contain. The images which are individually processed for the on screen version look better than ever, with improved contrast and brighter detail so that you can get the most out of them. The selection of images have also been added to with better, more recent, and improved resolution shots making this more than ever the definitive guide to radiological anatomy. The ultrasound images have been replaced by real time video footage which represents more accurately what is seen by the user of this equipment. The level of anatomical labelling has been dramatically improved and in this interactive medium the images can be examined with or without it. A 3D reconstruction of the human body is used to illustrate the orientation of the images in context and the user of this CD-ROM should be able to examine the image from any angle.
 
Based on "An Imaging Atlas of Human Anatomy" this new CD-ROM uses the full range of modern imaging processes to illustrate the entire human body in a new and innovative way. Filled with the same images and information that has made the book such a success, the CD-ROM includes a number of features that a printed page could never contain. The images which are individually processed for the on screen version look better than ever, with improved contrast and brighter detail so that you can get the most out of them. The selection of images have also been added to with better, more recent, and improved resolution shots making this more than ever the definitive guide to radiological anatomy. The ultrasound images have been replaced by real time video footage which represents more accurately what is seen by the user of this equipment. The level of anatomical labelling has been dramatically improved and in this interactive medium the images can be examined with or without it. A 3D reconstruction of the human body is used to illustrate the orientation of the images in context and the user of this CD-ROM should be able to examine the image from any angle.