Interactive Cardiac Surgery
A DVD-ROM
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Beschreibung
This multimedia DVD-ROM provides a concise compendium of state-of-the-art cardiac surgery. Information covering the whole field of cardiac surgery is presented in a holistic concept: morphology and pathology specimen are displayed together with all types of diagnostic imaging methods, surgical schemes of treatment, and detailed photographic documentation. Electronically structured text is divided into a general part (technique of cardiopulmonary bypass, cardiac morphology, surgical approaches etc.) and a special part. The extraordinarily vast visual presentation (1270 pictures and 250 videos) involves illustrations, animated schemes and unique 3D models, diagnostic images of all kinds (ECHO, ECG, X-ray, CT, MRI, SPECT, catheterization), and close-ups from the operative field.
A true interactive multimedia DVD
Contains 1,270 illustrations and 250 videos including 3D views and animated models
Easy to use concise compendium of state-of-the-art knowledge
Autor*in
Pavel Zacek
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Cardiac Pathology Cardiac Surgery Cardiology Echocardiography Imaging Methods
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From the reviews:
"This DVD is an interactive textbook of cardiac surgery in that navigating through the book is, like all textbooks, at the whim of and under the control of the reader. ... be useful as a review for trainees, nurses and students who wish to gain a superficial knowledge of the subject prior to more advanced training. … The graphics and text are clear and easy to read." (Annals of the Royal College of Surgeons of England, Vol. 88, 2006)
"This DVD provides a complete overview of the various fields of cardiac surgery and pathology. … The surgical techniques are well detailed, and comprehension is facilitated by numerous photographs and illustration, of an excellent quality. The interface is easy to use … . This DVD may be recommended both to the experimented surgeon who wants to have a wide overview of the surgical aspects of cardiac pathologies and to students or residents who want to become familiar with cardiac surgery." (Dr. J. O. Defraigne, Acta Chirurgica Belgica, Vol. 105 (5), 2005)
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