“I found it an invaluable resource during my MSc”
Former MSc student - Health and Rehabilitation, University of Southampton

“Your product is a crowd pleaser”
Dr Roy Meals. Primal Partner.

“The CD is excellent. A work of genius and will surely help anyone who has the use of it.  Congratulations.”
Orthopaedic Resident, Our Lady's Hospital for Sick Children in Dublin, Ireland.

“..adds another dimension to the normal textbooks"
Lecturer BSc Podiatry, University of Southampton, UK

“My suggestion is if you want to present your clinic or services as being progressive and professional then this is the product for you. This is truly an exceptional new program and is highly recommended as both a reference and an educational resource for anyone dealing with human anatomy.”
Nicholas Parany, Massage Australia

“I find it the best interactive training tool on the market. Not only will it optimize your presentations, but it is an incredible anatomy study guide, fun, interactive, and creative. Installing is simple (for a change)…..”
Marie Jose Blom Lawrence

“Our MSc Physiotherapy students find that the site really helps them get useful and usable information not just related to the anatomy, but  also to the other information e.g. video clips, clinical information, images of anatomy such as MRI, etc.  As a lecturer, I find it really useful to be able to quickly bring up the site and point to aspects of anatomy and clinical anatomy whenever I need to.  I also appreciate being able to embed images, etc into my presentations etc."
Lecturer MSc Physiotherapy, University of Southampton, UK.

“Because Gross Anatomy is not a requirement of our program, I am ecstatic that we can get our students exposed to and using your incredible teaching aide. Thank you, thank you, thank you. You have no idea of the potential impact of your work on our field. “
Dr. Frank Yurasek

“I have indeed received the fabulous Primal CDs. They are everything as advertised and more. These are an educators dream.”
Ronald  C. Evans, DC, FACO, FICC

"Our students have been so fascinated with the Primal anatomy CDs that some have stayed up half the night studying the images and linking back and forth to text! I myself now can visualize anatomical relationships that previously were sketchy. The rotating 3D images and ability to "dissect" with a mouse click make learning anatomy fun and efficient. Now I can't wait for Primal to do for kinesiology what they've done for anatomy, by making the images of muscles and joints come alive with movement! “
David Johnson OUHSC-Dept of Rehab Science.  Oklahoma City

“This is a seriously useful piece of software that every practice should consider owning. And if you have an interest in sports or exercise medicine buy the CD as soon as possible. It is invaluable.”
Dr Jones, GP for GP Magazine

"The Interface is clean and simple"... "Highly recommended".  Read full review 
L M McMain. Sam Houston State University. Choice Magazine.

Interactive Functional Anatomy

Interactive Functional Anatomy is a remarkable achievement.  If Michelangelo had seen this, he would have been even better”
J. Hurdon

Go to Interactive Functional Anatomy

3D Head and Neck for Dentistry

I’ve only just installed this new DVD-ROM on my iMac, but I can already tell you it’s the new “must have” for all dentists, especially anyone with an interest in the anatomy and function of the muscles of mastication and the TMJs.

The impressive roll call of authors includes Prof Patricia Reynolds, Director of Flexible Learning at King’s Dental Institute, along with Barry Berkovitz and Bernie Moxham, who had the difficult task of teaching me 2nd BDS anatomy and physiology in the 1970s at Bristol Dental School. They have also published a number of beautifully illustrated and very popular dental anatomy and physiology text books over the years.

Priced at £180 this is something of a bargain for a very comprehensive DVD-ROM (PC and Mac compatible) of this quality. I can’t begin to imagine the number of potential uses there are for this product, but it will be invaluable not only for dentists’ own education, and also a great aid to communicating with dental nurses, hygienists and, most importantly perhaps, patients.

Roy and I use many of the animations  already in our lectures, but there are some new ones included here that will make to job of explaining the anatomy and function of the masticatory system considerably easier in the future. What will be particularly invaluable though will be the chance for our delegates to review what they have learned back at home or in the practice.  

Andy Lane
http://occlusion.wordpress.com/

Go to 3D Head and Neck for Dentistry

Interactive Head and Neck

"The Primal Head and Neck software demonstrates structures and movements that were previously difficult to visualize with beautifully designed interactive graphics which has definitely taken anatomical education and presentation to the next level."
David Kent
International Instructor of Human Anatomy and Manual Therapy

3D Head & Neck Anatomy DVD

"Optometrists and their patients will be amazed by the new interactive 3D Head and Neck software just released this month by Primal Pictures.

OAA Staff were thoroughly impressed by the eye module which enables the user to view a 3D eyeball from any angle and “peel” back the layers to demonstrate the different structures inside the eye. The level of detail in the eye module is such that it would not be difficult for a lay person to understand the images; however it includes enough detail to enable the optometrist to demonstrate where most eye problems and diseases occur. In addition, there are layered 3D images of the orbit (including detailed views of the vascular supply and distribution of nerves), extraocular muscles and lacrimal apparatus. The software also provides an astonishing level of detail of the anatomy of the brain, head, neck, ears, face, oral cavity and skull that would be invaluable for any anatomy student – if only it were available when I was in 2nd year Optometry!
Paula Katalinic (OAA NSW Projects officer, Australia)

"....DVD shows excellent magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) sectional images of the head and neck along side diagramatic anatomical views.  These are appropriately labelled and the images can be scrolled from deep to superficial as well as rotated in the vertical plane.  In days where less emphasis is placed on Anatomy teaching this would also be suitable for medical students, particularly as cadaver dissections are included."
Neil S Tolley, Consultant ENT Surgeon, St Mary’s Hospital, London, UK. ENT News Sept/Oct 2007

Go to 3D Head and Neck Anatomy with Special Senses and Basic Neuroanatomy

Anatomy For Exercise

In summary, this software is an excellent tool for trainers and coaches alike. This tool is very beneficial in understanding how certain exercises transfer to the systems you are trying to train. It improves the understanding of functional anatomy in as deep of a way as you want it, from learning about gross structures right down to microscopic ones. The interface is extremely easy to use and the images are very aesthetically pleasing. The simplicity of the interface allows the user to simply pop in the disc and start using the program right away. We recommend this software for any trainers who have even the slightest interest in functional anatomy and its important implications to sport and physical fitness.  See full review here
Canadian Athletics Coaching Centre 

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