Category: Medicine
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Damaged skulls
I’ve been 3D printing some skulls to show a skull and brain injury to students in the lab. Some of it’s working, some of it isn’t. Also, Phineas Gage.
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Daily Anatomy (Android 1.3.2 update)
I’ve been working with a bug in the Android version of the Daily Anatomy app that meant the app didn’t update with a new question each day for some users that maybe didn’t use their Android devices much. I think I’ve fixed it – fingers crossed and I’ve sent the new version to Google’s Play…
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Daily Anatomy app – Android version
I learnt a bit of Java and Android programming a month or two ago and built the Android version of the Daily Anatomy app. It’s now up on the Google Play store for your favourite Android device. The app will give you an anatomical question every day, will record your total score, and keep track…
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Animations
The animations for Embryology at a Glance that Steve Atherton has been creating have started going up on YouTube. We’ll keep working on them and keep adding to the channel. The animations are intended to support the text and illustrations in the textbook. Go and have a look:
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Embryology at a Glance, 2nd Edition
The second edition of Embryology at a Glance will be on sale as a paperback from 20th May, and I think digital copies are available in some areas now. We’ve added a few chapters on stem cells, cell signalling and antenatal screening with the usual full page of illustrations beside a full page of fairly…
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Daily Anatomy App updates
I thought I should update you guys on what I’ve been doing with the Daily Anatomy app since its release in January, and what I’m planning to do. My main job has been to write batches of new questions and add them to the ever growing pool of questions that the app draws from each…
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Daily Anatomy – iPhone app
The Daily Anatomy app went live on the Apple App Store in January, and the leaderboard is slowly filling up with students. I’ll be adding batches of questions regularly so the bank will keep getting bigger, and the daily question is chosen at random. Hopefully people will find it fun, challenging and helpful! I’ve started…
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Daily Anatomy Questions iPhone App
This year I’ve been working on a new iPhone app, and it’s getting close to being ready for release. This is the Daily Anatomy app, and it will present a randomly selected anatomy multiple choice question every day. Each answer includes a description about why the correct answer is correct, with some associated anatomy tidbits.…
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Podcast feeds and Windows Phone 8.1
Finally Windows Phone has a proper podcasts app with the latest (developer) version of Windows Phone 8.1. All you Windows Phone users (anyone?) will be able to search for podcasts from within the app, and Bing does a pretty good job of finding the stuff you like to listen to. When I tried it the…
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Gastrointestinal embryology lecture – quiz results
I’m giving the next lecture in the embryology series on Monday and I’m mindful that we had a couple of issues with previous quizzes and live results. Let’s add up the scores from the gastrointestinal embryology quiz now: Q1 – girls 86pts, boys 89pts Q2 – girls 50pts, boys 86pts Q3 – girls 18pts, boys…