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Principles, theory, and models,y in which anatomy educators and students create, access, view and interact with images has changed dramatically over the last 20?years. The method that anatomy educators use to engage with students and the wider public and how students engage with each other and faculty has also changed since the t

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Sun-Kee Hong,Jae-Eun Kim,Nobukazu Nakagoshi of factors including the specularity of human skin, difficulties in scanning fine structures such as the hair and the capabilities of the scanning technologies utilised. Some additional 3D modelling may be required to make the surfaces more suitable for use in the production of anatomical and medic

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Shigeo Suzuki,Nobukazu Nakagoshi the increased survival of premature neonates in low- and middle-income countries is causing an increase in developmental paediatric ophthalmic disease. Finally, there is an ongoing change in health-seeking behaviour worldwide, with consequent demand for increased access to healthcare, including oph

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Paul M. ReaShowcases unique ways to use computing technology to visualise data from a wide variety of fields from the biomedical and life sciences.Presents methodologies which will enable the reader to easily re

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