3D Skull Atlas

UpSurgeOn醫療2018-04-27

價格：免費

更新日期：2018-04-27

檔案大小：142.5 MB

目前版本：1.3

版本需求：需要 iOS 9.0 或以上版本。與 iPhone、iPad 及 iPod touch 相容。

支援語言：英語

3D atlas of human skull anatomy.

3D Skull Atlas provides the highest level of anatomical detail of skull anatomy on mobile devices. The UpSurgeOn Team, made by scientists and digital artists, used state-of-the-art 3D technologies to reproduce the experience of an anatomy lab and make it available for everyone, everywhere.

3D ANATOMICAL MODELS

Every single skull bone was modelled with impressive accuracy. You can isolate a bone to explore each anatomical detail with high zoom level and impressive responsiveness. The HD function improve the image quality, so you can have high definition onto a large screen or a projector.

DESCRIPTIONS

The UpSurgeOn Scientific Team believes that a powerful anatomical model needs highly accurate descriptions. 3D Skull Atlas provides wide texts organised into three cognitive levels, from general overviews to highly specific definitions, to facilitate learning and memorisation. More than 1500 specific labels and descriptions from the worldwide scientific literature organised in 10 groups: the most wide bibliography ever seen in an anatomy App.

VISUALIZATION MODES AND TOOLS

3D Skull Atlas was engineered with innovative technologies to offer the most impressive 3D educational experience ever: 3 different visualization modes provide tools to explode, isolate, customize view and arrange the bones.

- General Mode: the main visualization mode, containing general and specific labels of anatomical details and sutures, tools for exploded and sectional view and a bone browser to arrange the scene;

- Skull Base Mode: anatomy of intracranial and extracranial skull base surfaces, with topographic subdivisions in anterior, middle and posterior fossa and regions.

- Craniometric Mode: dedicated to craniometric points, lines, angles and indices and to ethnical features.

FEATURES:

- 3D-HD skull anatomy

- 3 Visualization Modes: General, Skull Base and Craniometric Mode