A dictionary of annotation words is automatically maintained and helps to quickly access all views related to a specific anatomical term. By adding views and annotations, the personalized dictionary will grow and will adapt to individual anatomical content, language and learning habits.

The BoneLab user interface is view-centric like Google Earth's. Very compact view files can be exchanged and distributed to other BoneLab users, which makes it a valuable tool for collaboration and distance learning.

With BoneLab you can study each aspect of the human skeleton and add your own annotations.

NOTE:
The program can run under Windows Vista in compatibility mode with Windows XP (SP2 or higher).

Here are some key features of "BoneLab":

· A skeletal model with 275 parts of bones, teeth, disks and costal cartilage is integrated.

· Optional colorization for instant visual identification.

· All parts are stored with correct Latin and English names.

· The integrated online browser provides instant Wikipedia lookup for anatomical terms.

· BoneLab comes with more than 60 annotated example views.

· Create your own views, add labels and comments for presentation, sharing with colleagues, students and peers.

Requirements:

· 512 MB system memory
· A 3D accelerated graphics adapter capable of displaying 32-bit color
· Wheel mouse recommended

Note: This is Freeware you can get it from http://www.nextd.com/bonelab.asp

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