Interactive anatomy of the foot
By: content development, illustrations, segmentation of visible human data, Ahmet Sinav ; 3D modeling and visulaization, Celina Imielinska ; software concept and design, Ewa Soliz, Hai Ng ; project director, Pat Molholt
Contributors: Imielinska, Celina; Soliz, Ewa; Ng, Hai; Molholt, Pat; Columbia University Medical Center; Columbia University. Center for Neurobiology and Behavior; Columbia University. Office of Scholarly Resources; Columbia University. Vesalius Project
Publisher: [Columbia University Health Sciences]; [Center for Neurobiology and Behavoir]; [Office of Scholarly Resources]
Published: 2003
Place of publication: New York, N.Y.]
Language: eng
Subjects: Foot; Anatomy; Anatomy & histology
Other titles: Interactive anatomy atlas, the foot; Foot; Health sciences curriculum online.
Description: Derived from the visible human male data and uses both 3D visualizations and layered illustrations of the entire foot anatomy, including illustrations of structures that are not extractable or present in the original data set but are critical for anatomy teaching. Users can easily "dissect" or "rebuild" the foot anatomy by using the interface and navigating through the layers.
Notes: Title from opening screen (viewed on Dec. 15, 2003)

"The Vesalius Project."

Available in: Health sciences curriculum online.

Access restricted to registered subscribers only.

Text and images.

System requirements: Flash player 6.

Mode of access: World Wide Web.
Table of contents: title: The foot (horizontal rotation); title: The foot (vertical rotation); title: Muscles of the foot; title: Thenar group muscles; title: Quadratus plantae & flexor digitorum longus & lumbricals; title: Dorsal and plantar interossei; title: Tibialis posterior and fibularis (peroneus) longus; title: Skeleton of the foot (horizontal rotation); title: keleton of the foot (vertical rotation); title: Skeleton of the foot (intrinsic bones); title: Tarsal bones of the foot; title: Calcaneus, talus and navicular; title: Calcaneus and talus.