Description
Thieme Medical Publishers Thieme Atlas Of Anatomy Image Collection--General Anatomy And Musculoskeletal System 1St Edition by Schuenke
All of the exquisite full-color illustrations from THIEME Atlas of Anatomy: General Anatomy and Musculoskeletal System are now available in digital format on the new THIEME Atlas of Anatomy Image Collection DVD.
Faculty can use this outstanding collection of original artwork to add a brilliant visual dimension to their lectures that will not only pique their students' interest in course material, but also help students gain a more complete understanding of anatomy. Practitioners and researchers can also enhance their presentations with images from the DVD.
This user-friendly DVD allows the user to import each image into presentation software (i.e. MS PowerPoint). Each illustration is available with or without labeling and captions.
This DVD is best used in conjunction with the THIEME Atlas of Anatomy: General Anatomy and Musculoskeletal System. All of the images on the DVD are organized according to the table of contents of the book. You can easily locate a particular illustration by referencing the DVD's table of contents, or by using the search function with keywords from the image legends and labels. You'll find thumbnail views of the illustrations with a page number beneath each image for convenient reference to the book.
Studying or teaching anatomy? We have the educational e-products you need.
Students can use WinkingSkull.com to study full-color illustrations using the handy labels-on, labels-off function and take timed self-tests.
Instructors can use the Thieme Teaching Assistant: Anatomy to download and easily import 2,000+ full-color illustrations to enhance presentations, course materials, and handouts.
System Requirements:
Any IBM-compatible PC with a monitor of at least 1024X768 resolution displaying 16-bit color depth or more. Compatible with all Windows versions up to Windows 7. This product is not compatible with Windows 8. Minimum 128 MB of RAM is highly recommended. Program runs best on a Pentium processor running at 300 Mhz or faster.
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