| Review: BoneLab that provides you with the tools to learn, anatomy and medical practice, especially in the visual design of the application and a perfect home for students who want to learn. This is to make the learning process easier and more interactive, the system includes a 3D skeleton. This is a detailed 3D model of the application of the standard of the human skeleton, bones, teeth, and all kinds of rib cartilage can be determined. Available in both English and. This, for example, features an extensive collection of parts for each skeleton imaging demonstrated a small section of tiles. creating and saving your own thoughts can be expanded to collect such information, by adding (several languages). This way, you can build an anatomical personal knowledge base content without the need to change the habits of a person to learn. Optionally, bone and skeletal parts can be color-coded for easy identification of the type and speed, and the labels can be hidden you to test your knowledge. You can separate each 3D model, you can see the skeleton or bone. The building includes a large variety of search terms and get quick relevant BoneLab anatomical 3D imaging allows easier access to, and thus the memory requirements. If that is not enough, you can use the built-in browser for recording data, images and video on the web. The software's interface provides access to the anatomical, not good, while displaying a 3D image display in the center of the bone, and easy to type. Gone are All in all, BoneLab can prove a handy tool for students, who can provide access to the system, the skeleton, as well as teachers or doctors Learn the anatomical structure. |
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