3-D Interactive Atlas of Skull Osteology with Cranial Nerves, a revolutionary tool for the learning and teaching of skull anatomy. The study of anatomical structure and function is a core component in the training of health professionals and in other related disciplines such as anthropology. As a consequence of dramatic and continuing advances in computer graphics, together with innovative CT scanners, and reconstruction and visualization programs, it is possible to construct three-dimensional, stereographic visualizations of anatomical structures that represent a revolutionary alternative to traditional learning resources such as diagrams, bench-top models and cadavers. This Atlas represents such an alternative and has been designed to facilitate the understanding of complex three-dimensional skull morphology. As a learning tool, the Skull Atlas is dramatically better than having a skull in one’s hand. Every bone can be turned off and on, allowing the user to build a skull bone by bone. The cranial nerves, sinuses and inner ear structures can be seen in their respective positions—and in stereo—relative to other structures of the head.

CD ROM or Downloadable. Compatible with Win 2000/32-bit XP/32-bit Vista.