Each
topic is presented in a new computer-assisted instructional format
called Information Frames. They structure written content, hyper-
linked to related structures or functions in other Frames, along with
various selected images in an adjacent multimedia field. The 2D images
are from various sources, many from John Gosling, Ian Whitmore' and
co-workers Human Anatomy Slide Atlas, and the 3D images were created
here at SUMMIT by Wm. LeRoy Heinrichs, and colleagues. These models
are different from all others because they are from a cryo- preserved,
not embalmed, human specimen, and they are from a reproductive age
woman. They are unique, and you are among the first to see them! Enjoy!
You will
find information, graphics, queries (with answers) to prompt you to
think about the clinical relevance of your anatomy knowledge. This
is a 'work-in-progress', so we recognize incomplete areas. We ask
for feedback about the Frames, and the queries, to help us improve
the project. Our goal is to enhance your visuo-spatial reasoning capabilities.
Acknowledgement:
Human Anatomy: Color Atlas and Text, 4E by I. Whitmore, Peter L.T.
Willan, J.A. Gosling, P.F. Harris. Paperback: 392 pages ; Dimensions
(in inches): 0.73 x 11.47 x 9.50
Publisher: Mosby; 4th edition (June 7, 2002) ISBN: 0723431957
Amazon
Book Description: Still unique in the field, this text combines
color photographs and full-color artwork in one convenient resource.
The dissections are amazingly clear, almost 3-D in appearance, and
color-coded artwork next to each photo makes anatomy easy to interpret
and identify.
