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VOXEL-MAN Junior: Brain and Skull (1995-1998)

VOXEL-MAN Junior: Brain and Skull, predecessor of the VOXEL-MAN 3D-Navigator: Brain and Skull anatomical atlas, was the first program built on the concept of "intelligent movies" for viewing highly complex anatomical scenes on any standard PC. This extension of Apple's QuickTime VR technology allows to inquire information of the anatomy, such as names in different languages or relations to other structures, by simply clicking on the image.

Unfortunately, this powerful program feature is not available in the following QuickTime VR example scenes.

Brain with labeled structures (920 kB)	Unveiling deeper structures of the brain (1.5 MB)
Correlation of MRI with deeper structures of the brain (960 kB)	Explosion of the skull (1 MB)

Simulation of X-ray imaging (600 kB)

Correlation of MRI with Visible Human slices (883 kB)

QuickTime VR players for MacOS and Windows can be downloaded from here.

References

1. Karl Heinz Höhne (ed.): VOXEL-MAN Junior: Interactive 3D Anatomy and Radiology in Virtual Reality Scenes, Part 1: Brain and Skull. Springer-Verlag Electronic Media, Heidelberg, 1998. (CD-ROM, ISBN 3-540-14676-8).
2. Karl Heinz Höhne, Kay Priesmeyer, Martin Riemer, Thomas Schiemann, Rainer Schubert, Ulf Tiede, Andreas Pommert, Hans-Christian Wulf: Exploring the Visible Human via "intelligent movies''. Radiology 201, P (1996), 564. (abstract).

 

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