Interactive Clinical Anatomy: Axillary Surgery

Produced with Fiona MacNeil in partnership with the Royal College of Surgeons of England and Novartis.

The axilla is a difficult and often misunderstood area of anatomy seldomly depicted well in the current literature. In addition to the complex anatomy of this region, clinically, the axilla plays a pivotal part in surgery, particularly for oncologists and vascular surgeons. The need for an easy to use, interactive 3D guide has never been greater.

Contents include 3D models of the axilla, incorporating specialized views, illustrations, lymph flow animations and a vast selection of narrated surgery videos.

The CD-ROM takes the user through all parts of the surgery - from indications of axilliary surgery to the procedure itself.

• Review the complex anatomy of the region prior to a procedure using detailed 3D anatomy models.
• Video clips and animations of the procedure are ideal for teaching
• 25 surgery videos with voice over guide the user through the procedure
• Includes self assessement questions for the procedure

• Thorax and Arm
• Axilla View
• Surface Anatomy
• Cutaneous Distribution
• Dermatomes

• Breast
• Lymphatic System  
• Fascia  
• Arteries  
• Veins  
• Peripheral Nerves  
• Muscles  
• Muscle Attachments  
• Bones  
• Surface Anatomy  
• Bursa 
• Cartilage  
• Ligaments 
• Ligament Attachments  
• Joint Capsules 

• Fiona MacNeill, FRCS
  
  FRCS