Tuesday, November 8, 2005

Between the Earbuds: Neuroanatomy for the iPod

Filed under: Informatics

We've blogged about iPods in the hospital before. Now, with a new atlas of the CNS from Sylvius, educational iPods are heading into medical schools as well:

SylviusVG, iPod Edition is a visual glossary of the human brain and spinal cord containing information on more than 400 neuroanatomical structures and terms. For each term, Sylvius features:

· a description of the structure's location and function

· a detailed image and text description of the image

· an audio pronunciation

· links to related terms and structures

The package costs as much as an online music album, and works through the Notes menu system. The only audio supplied is for pronunciation; the rest is text and pictures for hundreds of neuroanatomy terms.

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(thanks, Andrew!)

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iJacket. Nice iPod cases

http://www.theijacket.com!

Just bought two of them. One for my kid and the other for my wife.


Posted by: Matt H
on February 11, 2006 05:00 PM GMT

Does anyone know how to create a program similiar to Sylvius, that is, a program that allows you to create notes, links to pronunciations, and photos that integrate together?


Posted by: Jerry
on March 2, 2006 11:56 AM GMT