3D interactive models of human anatomy as well as media, x-rays, MRIs, animations, and live-action movies. Video clips can be downloaded for use in presentations.
When you get into Anatomy.TV you'll have to accept cookies and then you'll have the option to create a profile, sign in to your profile, or continue to Anatomy.TV
Once you are at Anatomy.TV's main interface, select Titles
From Titles you can select the module that you'd like to utilize - 3D Atlas, 3D Real-time, etc.. Below is a screenshot of the Titles page.
Modules
Anatomy.TV has multiple interactive modules, including:
3D Atlas: This is the default module where you can select regional anatomy and rotate structures, add and remove layers to go deeper or more superficially into structures, click anywhere for details on structure, hyperlink to slides, movies, other structures, and more!
3D Real Time; Over 4000 anatomical structures can be viewed independently or with other structures, 3D rotate and zoom, select areas to learn more, change view to highlight structures, label structures, capture slides, and more
3D Functional Anatomy; Focus on specific areas of the musculoskeletal system, as well as view the full body, and get details about the structures involved. There is also a library of over 70 animations showing muscle actions during common movements,
3D Anatomy & Physiology: 20 body-system based modules are available with interactive features like animations, 3D anatomy, pronunciations, case studies, and more.
Imaging: Ultrasound for upper and lower limbs, as well as CT & MRI: Thorax, Abdomen and Pelvis
Clinical Specialties: Of the programs at FSU, there are Dental Hygiene / Dental Modules. Additionally, there is Basic Neuroanatomy of the Head and Neck in this section of Anatomy.TV.
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