The Human Brain in 1,492 Pieces Structure, Vasculature and Tracts

Discover the New World of Neuroanatomy!

"A powerful tool for researchers, educators, and clinicians."--Dr. Ann Osborn

Synthesizing science and art, The Human Brain in 1492 Pieces: Structure, Vasculature and Tracts will allow clinicians, educators, and researchers in neuroradiology, neurosurgery, neurology, or neuroscience to explore, understand, and teach the intricacies of the human brain.

With just a few clicks of the mouse, every aspect of the brain can be easily parcellated, explored, built, decomposed, labeled, and quantified -- all in three dimensions. Users can dissect and manipulate each brain piece electronically to view an astounding level of detail, from the gross hemispheres to the individual layers of the subcortical structures. Combined with the remarkably high-resolution, fully segmented images of the brain, this powerful functionality provides a foundation for multiple clinical, educational, and research applications, including deep brain stimulation, the study of neurological disorders, stroke image
analysis, and much more.

Features
# Every model is derived in vivo from a single specimen for total spatial consistency

# Over 1,600 detailed components identify every area of the brain from the spinal cord to tiny vessels of just 80 microns

# Construct any model or subsystem and capture the image for use in presentations

# Multiple cutting planes facilitate electronic dissection and exploration

# Every display can be rotated and viewed from various angles


This interactive 3D atlas is the most in-depth neuroeducational tool currently available and a must-have for anyone who needs to stay on the cutting-edge.

System Requirements:

PC minimum requirements: 2 GHz Intel Core 2 Duo or higher; 1 GB RAM or greater; graphics card that supports OpenGL 2.1 and with at least 512MB of video memory; 150 MB hard disk space; monitor resolution: 1280 x 1024 pixels; Windows XP Service Pack 2 or later, or Windows 7 (English version is recommended)