3D Head with Pediatric Comparisons

Add a new depth to your anatomical undertanding, patient education, presentations, and teaching with this amazing new interactive resource.

Stunning 3D computer graphic models of the adult/adolescent head and neck and the pediatric larynx, pharynx and tongue allow you to explore the primary differences between the adult/adolescent and the infant.

A pediatric tab leads to more content discussing infant functional anatomy with topics including infant oral reflexes, munching and chewing patterns, and tongue movements during sucking and suckling.

• Transform your presentations and lectures.
• Easy to select a view, rotate and add and remove structures from the 3D models.
• Use easy edit functions to export any image or animation for your own use.

Pediatric anatomy 

• Pediatric pharynx and larynx ~ wide view
• Pediatric pharynx and larynx ~ close view 
• Pediatric larynx

Adult anatomy 

• Head and neck
• Face 
• Anterior neck 
• Nasal and oral cavities 
• Nasal and oral cavities ~ overview 
• Oral cavity and infratemporal fossa 
• Tongue 
• Right TMJ 
• Muscles of swallowing 
• Pharynx and larynx 
• Pharynx and larynx ~ wide view 
• Pharynx and larynx ~ close view 
• Larynx 
• Brain 
• Brain ~ overview 
• Skull

• Arteries 
• Attachments
• Bone regions
• Bones 
• Brain 
• Cartilage 
• Eye 
• Fascia 
• Glands
• Lacrimal apparatus 
• Ligaments 
• Lymphatic system 
• Muscles 
• Nerves 
• Spinal cord 
• Tongue 
• Veins 
• Viscera

• Bernard J. Moxham
  
  B.Sc., B.D.S., Ph.D, Cardiff University, UK
• Claudia Kirsh
  
  St. Bartholomew's and The Royal London Hospital Trust, Diagnostic Imaging Neuroradiology Section, London, UK
• Dr Barry Berkovitz
  
  Anatomy, Cell and Human Biology Group, GKT School of Biomedical Sciences, Guy's Campus, London, U.K.
• Gus Alusi
  
  PhD FRCS (ORL-HNS) St. Bartholomew's Hospital, Institute of Laryngology and Otology, University College London
• Tony Cheesman
  
  FRACS Consultant, Wellington Hospital, London, UK