Interactive Anatomy Learning Tool
A.D.A.M. Interactive Anatomy (AIA) is an exciting interactive learning CD-ROM that dramatically enhances the study of human anatomy and related topics. This "flagship" in the A.D.A.M. Scholar Series is the successor to both A.D.A.M. Comprehensive and A.D.A.M. Standard, providing many new enhancements, derived from extensive input from educators, authors, health professionals and students worldwide. The result is a new product that serves as a platform to bring high-quality content in anatomy and physiology for students in medicine, allied health, and health sciences; Patient education; Healthcare providers; Medical publishers and Legal professionals. These enhancements in the areas of performance, content, and features, make A.D.A.M. Interactive Anatomy a "must have" for learning anatomy.
Identify over 20,000 anatomical structures
The AIA Program - A powerful application that provides layer-by-layer dissection of the anatomy, point-and-click identification of over 20,000 anatomical structures, a full suite of search, indexing, and cross-referencing capabilities, and other unique features.
Multiple open windows now available
The A.D.A.M.. Anatomy Database - The most comprehensive digital database of detailed anatomical images in the world, including illustrated, fully dissectible male and female bodies. You are now able to view this database in multiple windows at the same time, being able to compare the same structure in either anterior, lateral, medial and posterior views when applicable. The newly enhanced database has been peer-reviewed by a team of leading anatomists to insure accuracy.
AIA offers over 400 pinned images
Over 400 new supplemental "pinned image" illustrations and cadaver pro-section photographs are included to greater enhance your experience. Not only do you get the highest quality illustrations in the business, but now get photographs from actual human dissection, complete with pinned structures, to compare and learn.
3D Models do more than rotate
3D Library Volume 1- 3D models allow the viewer to visualize hundreds of specific structures down to the smallest details. In addition to standard rotation, 3D models provide for exploded views, transparency effects and fly-through sequences. Derived from sectioned data from the Visible Human Project, the models are anatomically correct. Through cross linking, the viewer can navigate from a structure in 3D directly to the same structure in a different content type and compare the two. All of these visual experiences provide for the maximum understanding of the 3Dimensional anatomical relationships. Models included: Skull, Heart, and Lungs.
Slide shows offer interactive learning
A.D.A.M. "Slide Show" - An easy-to-use authoring and annotation tool that supports development of interactive lessons and courseware using A.D.A.M. imagery, while retaining the full interactive capabilities of Interactive Anatomy. Lessons can be easily and quickly distributed via diskette, local network, or the Internet. Slide Show provides the solution to add new, specific "pedagogy" to the graphically-rich A.D.A.M. Anatomy Database. Click here to visit the A.D.A.M. Slide Show Archive.
Multiple languages means no more translating
Numerous languages are included to provide the viewer with the correct anatomical structure names for your region. No more translation is needed, A.D.A.M. has done all the work for you!
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