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Primal Pictures Interactive
Hip
View the hip joint in detailed 3D
with this teaching, training and reference tool. 3D models
include all individual anatomical features of hip and
acetabulum.
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Interactive Hip
Peel away layers of anatomy
from skin to bone and rotate the model at any stage to view and identify
any anatomical structure.
All structures have
accompanying text and links to additional images and video clips
including labeled dissections, annotated illustrations, clinical slides
and biomechanics including hip range of motion.
Detailed and labeled cross
section anatomy can be viewed in 3 planes and compared with equivalent
MRI in up to 20 slices.
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| Benefits |
- Explain injuries, conditions and
treatments more effectively with this accurate visual tool.
- Aid your interpretation of MR by
comparing the 3D model with MR slices in three planes.
- Transform your presentations and
lectures. Use easy edit functions to export any image or animation
for your own use.
- Make teaching and learning enjoyable!
- Quickly access very highly detailed 3D
anatomy, cross sectional anatomy and MRI.
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| Detailed List of
Views |
- Leg Model
- Neurovascular Supply
- Thigh Model
- Sub-Sartorius
- Plexus
- Pelvis Model
- Fourth Lumbar Vertebra
- Hip Joint Model
- Fifth Lumbar Vertebra
- Acetabulum
- Femur
- Femoral Triangle
- Sacrum
- Lumbar Plexus
- Hip Bone
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| Anatomy Section |
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| Reviews |
“I work in a teaching
hospital, the CD would be useful for educational purposes but it would
be a marvelous way of explaining a total hip replacement to a patient
also. How do you rate the content? Superb. 10/10 The CD is excellent. A
work of genius and will surely help anyone who has the use of it.
Congratulations.”
Orthopedic Resident, Our Lady's Hospital for Sick Children in Dublin,
Ireland.
“The CD was excellent, overall well organized and good content. One of
the best parts was the different diagrams with the corresponding anatomy
image. The surgical videos were also great quality. The CD would be very
useful for teaching, reference and patient education but I would use it
most for resident teaching.”
Michael J. Grecula, M.D. |
| Author(s) |
- Andrew Chippindale
Royal Victoria Infirmary, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, UK
- Fares Haddad. MCh. FRCS
Consultant Orthopedic & Trauma Surgeon, Princess Grace
Hospital, London. Wellington Hospital,London. University College
Hospitals,London. UK.
- Jorge Galante. MD.
The Grainger Director of the Rush Arthritis & Orthopedic
Institute. Professor of Orthopedic Surgery Rush Medical College.
- Marchi Maheson. FRCS. FRCSEd. FRCSOrth
Consultant Orthopedic Surgeon, University Hospital of Wales.
- Sarah Muirhead-Allwood. MB. BS. FRCS.
Whittington Hospital, London.Royal National Orthopedic Hospital
Trust, Stanmore. Middlesex and London.
- Edmund Chao. PhD
Riley Pro
- David W. Stoller, MD
Director, Marin Radiology and National Orthopedic Imaging
Associates, San Francisco, California, USA. Director, California
Advanced Imaging. Assistant Clinical Professor of Radiology,
University of California at San Francisco, California.
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| Technical
Specification |
Single user
license
Format: CD-ROM
PC/Windows OS: Windows 98se, 2000, ME, XP
PC/Windows hardware: Pentium Processor or equivalent, 32MB RAM,
800x600 screen resolution, 16-bit color.
Mac OS: OS 7.1 - OS 9.2 (Not OS X native)
Mac OS Hardware: G4 Processor or greater, 32MB RAM, 16-bit color
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