Radiological Cross-Sectional Anatomy with Multidetector CT: Thor

An exciting new resource for anyone using cross sectional anatomy or involved in the interpretation of radiological scans. Thousands of clear and accurate images, in an intuitive digital format, provide the user with an invaluable aid to cross section anatomy, CT and MRI interpretation and a stunning 3D anatomy image library. 

View hundreds of clear and accurate 3D anatomy images of the thorax, abdomen and pelvis. Interactive functions allow you to add and remove layers, rotate and label any structure with the click of a mouse. 

In the cross sectional anatomy section, use advanced functionality to select a region, modality, plane and contrast - (for CT) then scroll through labeled cross sections and compare with CT scans of the whole trunk, thorax, abdomen and pelvis plus MRI of the male and female pelvis. 

Label any structure on either the cross section or the scans and follow through all the available slices using the scrolling function. Structures labels are clearly mapped in 2D, rather than just pointed to give the structure circumference.  You can also view the structure labels as a color overlay over the scans.
 

• Learn, revise and teach more easily using clear, accurate labeled cross sectional anatomy linked to high quality CT and MRI scans
• Quick and easy access to thousands of clear and accurate 3D and cross section images for presentations and lectures.
• You are in control. Intuitive interactive functions allow the user to select area, modality and plane and label relevant structures.
• Interface designed to complement packages used to interpret radiological scans in a clinical environment

• Thorax
• Respiratory System
  • Bronchial tree
  • Lungs – including segmentation.
  • Pleura
• The Heart
  • Position of the heart
  • Pericardium
  • Chambers of the Heart
  • Cardiac cycle right and left
  • Conducting System
• Breast and mammary glands
• Abdomen
  • Quadrants of the abdomen
  • Regions of the abdomen
  • Peritoneum
• Digestive System
  • Stomach
  • Stomach wall
  • Small intestines
  • Large intestines
  • Rectum and anal canal
  • Spleen
  • Liver – including segmentation views
• Heptatic System
  • Gall bladder and biliary tree
  • Pancreas
• Urinary System
  • Suprarenal glands
  • Kidney
  • Renal calyces
  • Renal Vessels
  • Ureters
• Female Pelvis
  • Bladder and urethra
  • Muscles of the female pelvic floor
  • Female reproductive system
  • Female reproductive tract
  • Position and support of the uterus
  • Female external genitalia
• Male Pelvis
  • Bladder and urethra
  • Muscles of the male pelvic floor
  • Male reproductive system
  • Testis
  • Spermatic cords and scotum
  • Spermatic ducts
  • Male reproductive accessory glands
  • Penis

Cross sectional anatomy and radiology section

Advanced functionality allows you to select the region, modality, plane and contrast (for CT) you want, label any structure, compare to detailed and labeled cross section anatomy and scroll through all the layers available.

Multidetector CT

Choose to view CT of the whole trunk, chest, abdomen or pelvis in axial, sagittal or coronal planes and at 1.5mm slices.
Includes over 300 labeled structures
Choice of 3 CT contrasts

MRI
Female Pelvis MRI in T1 and T2 at 5mm slices.
Male Pelvis MRI in T1 and T2 at 5mm slices

 

• Dr Muaaze Ahmad
  
  Muaaze Ahmad, MBChB, FRCR Consultant Radiologist, Barts and the Royal London NHS Trust

Single user licence
Format: DVD-ROM
PC/Windows OS: Windows XP, Vista
Mac: Mac OSX inc Leopard
1.5Ghz Processor or greater, 200MB RAM, 24-bit colour.
1024x768 screen resolution.