It is no news that the more time passes the more is the necessity of having improved technologies to solve the problems that were unimaginable to solve a century ago. Technology development made great changes in each field of work, and, especially, in medicine. There is another but… how much the success helped and how much it harmed the same health that we are trying to save. But it is another issue of study that we will cover later.

Well, and now, what is step forward in technology and medicine?!

4D Anatomy LLC, (the name already indicates what might the news be about) that is the developer of image based human anatomy applications, announced the release of the 4D Anatomy Atlas Platform, the Head and Neck Edition.

So what it provides?

The 4D Anatomy Learning Platform captures multidimensional laboratory dissection experiences and delivers them to the desktop by reconstructing high resolution photographic images of microsurgical dissections in an interactive fashion.

As mentioned at 4D Anatomy LLC site, according to Dr. Attila Balogh, M.D. and founder of 4D Anatomy LLC, “We developed the 4D Anatomy Platform to provide a comprehensive didactic and visual environment for medical professionals to experience actual laboratory and operating room experience based on detailed imagery of the human body, as opposed to animation. The result is a product providing a much improved vision of spatial relationships and deliver the realism of actual dissections of the human body. We are very pleased to offer our first release 4D Head and Neck Basic Collection, which takes full advantage of our image based differentiation. In addition, our market research indicates 77% of medical professionals concur that a photography based product is far more valuable than animations.”

The 4D Head and Neck Edition includes rotation, tilting, panning, zooming or layered viewing.

The first product is the 4D Head and Neck Basic Collection which retails for $349.


Sources:

www.4danatomy.com
http://www.4danatomy.com/content/4d-anatomy-llc-announces-availability-4d-anatomy-atlas-head-and-neck-edition