Whiterabbit-uk
Games Guru
This would have been a fantastic teaching aid when I taught biology many years ago. I remember getting a program about 10 years ago that included the scanned body of an exectued American criminal. They used an MRI to take slices of his body from feet to head. This reminds me a little of that program, but this is much better.
Thanks for posting Greylox. :)
Buckleysmom
Member
Very interesting.....thanks for sharing this.
gotddtog
Member
It's a great site! Especially for "no-physician" of course ...
Or perhaps for students beginning first year?
I think it is useful for studying the brain. Since the dawn of time it's THE problem number 1! When you open a human skull, everything falls apart, everything collapses. We see only a sort of "jelly". That's why the "Old" physicians (and philosophers of antiquity) thought that the most important organ was the heart.How could they believe that the brain was so important? They did a sort of "mush" cerebral...Mush Brain! ;)
But nothing can replace 1 or 2 years of dissecting human bodies.
Young students do not have much dissection sessions.
But this learning is essential!
Except for the brain ... It was difficult to understand everything,all "imagine" in 3 dimensions. Medical Imaging (during the 80s) has revolutionized everything...
Thank you for that link. I will advise to all young medical students ...
Have a nice day :)
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