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  The New Atlas of Human Anatomy (Hardback) Edited by Thomas O. McCracken, Illustrated by Thomas O. McCracken

  

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  Short Description for The New Atlas of Human AnatomyThe US National Library of Medicine's Visible Human Project has produced the first anatomically exact and complete, 3D, computer-generated reconstruction of a human body. This book uses the images from that project to provide a comprehensive textbook on human anatomy.
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  • Publisher: Constable
  • Published: 27 September 2001
  • Format: Hardback 240 pages
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  • Categories: Anatomy
  • ISBN 13: 9781841193953 ISBN 10: 184119395X

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• Since earliest times we have been fascinated with the marvellous machine that is our body and have made efforts to understand anatomy and map the body and its systems. Today we are in the midst of extraordinary innovation - the US National Library of Medicine's Visible Human Project has produced the first anatomically exact and complete, three-dimensional, computer-generated reconstruction of an actual human body. The amazing imagery revealed in this unique book is derived from the process of digitising the thousands of cross sections of a body and is the result of years of painstaking research combined with innovative computer-modelling techniques. This process comes closest to achieving the ideal of anatomical representation - which is to re-create visually the exact forms of the body and all its parts.