Quick Easy Access:
Hierarchical structure, you can go anywhere in the program quickly by searching terms in the index. All the text is completely searchable so you can quickly jump from one place to another in the program. Every time you select a structure the program

Comprehensive Information:
Over 1000 pages of text just on the musculoskeletal system, written at advanced, intermediate, and beginner levels. Includes text for all the bones, muscles, landmarks, joints, and ligaments.

Pronunciation:
Correct Pronunciation available for every anatomical structure.

Powerful Visuals:
Thousands of Interactive 3-D models of the Muscular, Skeletal, and Articular System, Hundreds of Photographs of Immaculate Dissections many with layers so you can dissect down yourself, Hundreds of High quality Illustrations, and High resolution microscope histology images covering the musculoskeletal system.

Powerful Quizzing:
Over 11,000 questions that a student can select by region and/or system and type of question. Many questions require students to dissect the body to find the answer this is not just a canned quiz.

Export and Print Images:
Choose any view of a 3-D model, illustration, or photograph and export it for an external presentation, or to incorporate it into an exam.

Presentations:
Tailor presentations to fit the way you teach create a custom presentation with the software, after you are done showing it to the class then you can email it to students. With the software students can view the presentation exactly how you put it together but still have the power to explore the anatomy in more detail at any point in the presentation. A chalkboard tool allows you to draw or type on the presentation as you present and you can import your own images into the presentation as well.

 

Also See: Virtual Anatomy's 3-D Skeletal System V. 3.0

Using the latest technology, Virtual Anatomy has created the most exciting program and comprehensive reference on the skeletal system available. The "3-D Skeletal System" makes it possible to teach and reference the skeleton in ways that were never before possible. Libraries and medical schools can now allow students to study and learn about the skeletal system without a professor present. Doctors and teachers can quickly reference information that is accurate and complete. This program contains every bone, boney landmark, and muscle attachment in the human body. If put on a network, this information can be available to an entire campus or hospital. The human skeleton will never change, but with this powerful new program, the way you study it will.