All human anatomy software detailed throughout this website is provided by Primal Pictures
Student Edition Human Anatomy: Regional Edition - online
For all students in higher education including residents
and house officers; and Human-Anatomy.net approved
teachers - this interactive software will aid your
study and
teaching
of all anatomical structures and their relationships
in memorable 3D.
Access will be provided via a username and password at our website - www.anatomy.tv
This student priced online edition of the series covers the entire human body in 9 regions:
Head & Neck
Spine
Shoulder (and elbow)
Hand (and wrist)
Thorax & Abdomen
Pelvis & Perineum
Hip
Foot and Ankle
Knee
Each region provides detailed 3D views, clinical slides and you can compare the 3D model to MRI in three planes.
The special student pricing is available to students in full time education only, including residents and house officers. You will be asked to provide details of student status at time of order.
Please click on the link below to order
the Student Edition of Human Anatomy: Regional Edition online from our head office:
You can rotate the model 360
degrees, add and remove layers of anatomy to reveal
veins, ligaments, nerves, arteries, muscles and
bones.
If you click on any structure there is short
text about it. Dissection slides are interactive
too, click on
the structure to see what it is or the label
to see where it is. Surface anatomy video clips show
you live
action of particular muscles.
You can use the
images in your course work, projects or presentations
Anatomy Authors
Professor D A McGrouther
Professor of Plastic & Reconstructive Surgery at University
College London, UK
Judy C Colditz
Consultant in Hand Therapy; Past President, American Society
of Hand Therapists, USA
Justin M. Harris
Department of Plastic Surgery, University College London
Medical School, UK
David W. Stoller, MD
Director, Marin Radiology and National Orthopaedic Imaging
Associates; Director, California Advanced Imaging Assistant,
Clinical Professor of Radiology, University of California
at San Francisco, USA
Technical Information
Access will be provided at our website - www.anatomy.tv
You will be provided with a username and password to access your subscription
You will need to enable pop ups to view all the content on this site.
