Fig.9 (link to atlas page)
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CT-Scans are shown below the original sections
for optimal space management in web pages with sections of the lower limb
(Fig.9).
The motion pictures of the web atlas were created
from stacks of trimmed, aligned, cleaned and equally sized images of all
the anatomical or radiological sections mainly of the VH-male provided
by the NLM (Fig.10). They were produced using Ulead Media Studio™
or MainActor™ software in either AVI™ or Quicktime™ format, both in Cinepack
Radius™ compression. Only some of the motion pictures of the original sections
are reduced in size due to the enormous amount of data involved. One motion
picture even runs through the scaled down total of the complete sections
of the VH-male. |
Fig.10 (link to atlas motion
picture [17 MB!])
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Fig.11 (link to atlas page)
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In Fig.11 you see three of five pages
providing a total of over 120 motion pictures ready for download that were
mainly produced from the VH-male data set.
The atlas of visible human sections is one of
some anatomy web-teaching modules of the Workshop Anatomy for the Internet
of the Johannes Gutenberg University of Mainz, Germany. These modules are
linked to each other as shown in Fig.12. |
Fig.12
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A
visible human online reference for medical education & reseach
