USER GUIDE Primal’s 3D Atlas And 3D Human On Anatomy

USER GUIDEPrimal’s 3D Atlas and 3D Human on Anatomy.tvWelcome to our user guide to 3D Atlas and 3D Humanon Anatomy.tv. Please read on, or select one of the linksopposite to jump straight to a particular topic.USERGUIDE: PRIMAL’S 3D ATLAS TITLESwww.primalpictures.comAnatomy.tv –Getting startedLogging inLanding pageFurther help2345Main interface –OverviewOpening and closing panels67Finding content –3D views tabSearch panel89Identifying structures –Visible structures listRollover labels1011Interacting with the 3D model –Selecting structuresSequencesLayersZoom and Flip12131415Main tabs –ImagingSlidesMoviesAnatomical 122232425Specialist tabs –AnimationsClinicalPatient information262728 Informa Plc. All rightsPagereserved1 of 28

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Anatomy.tv –Logging inPlease type your username and passwordin the subscriber login fields.Main navigationThe top navigation bar offers a number ofuseful links – you may find the Help link,which takes you to our in-depth reference andvideo tutorials pages, particularly useful.The Resource centre links to a stock of Anatomy.tv andPrimal Pictures information and publicity resources.Username and PasswordNote that if your institution is IP authenticatedyou will be taken to the products pageautomatically without having to log in soyou will not see this page and login area.Other portalsAthens or Shibboleth users should clickon the appropriate link and log in viathe Athens or Sibboleth sites.USER GUIDE: PRIMAL’S 3D ATLAS TITLESPage 3 of 28

Anatomy.tv –Landing pageOnce you have entered a valid username and passwordyou’ll be taken to the product launch area of the Home page.You can search forcontent throughout yoursubscription here.Products which areaccessible via tablet devicesare indicated by this icon.Our titles are split intocategories which canbe accessed on theleft‑hand-side tab menu.USER GUIDE: PRIMAL’S 3D ATLAS TITLESPage 4 of 28

Anatomy.tv –Further helpYou can find other types of learning materials on theHelp pages of Anatomy.tv. These resources can alsobe accessed via the Help and About panel.Transition guidesIf you are used to our old user interface, these PDFdocuments will help orientate you to the new one.USER GUIDE: PRIMAL’S 3D ATLAS TITLESPoint-and-clickThis type of help is useful if there is a particular button, iconor user-interface feature you would like to learn about.Page 5 of 28

Main interface –OverviewThe interface consists of three main areas:View panelBrowse panelThis area is where youcan view and interactwith content.Use this panel to navigate throughthe content. The buttons down theleft-hand-side allow you to access thiscontent by media type, structure typeor alphabetically.The lower buttons allow youto share, save content, as wellas adjust the settings.USER GUIDE: PRIMAL’S 3D ATLAS TITLES12Text panel3This panel is where you canread about structures you’veselected in the View panel. Youcan also search for content,as well as selecting from thelist of Visible structures.When you first launch the product,the Text panel contains theHelp and About section, whichcan be accessed at any timeby clicking on the Help icon .Page 6 of 28

Main interface –Opening and closing panelsYou can arrange the workspace to suit your needs.This can be especially useful on smaller screens or tablet devices.To open or close the Text panel,click on the header.To close the Browse panel,click on the active menu tab.For even more focus, bothpanels can be closed.In this example, the view has beenenlarged using the Zoom controls.USER GUIDE: PRIMAL’S 3D ATLAS TITLESPage 7 of 28

Finding content –3D views tabThere are several ways to locate anatomical structures.Firstly, you can browse the 3D views in the Browse panel.In the 3D views tab, simply click on a folder to open it,then select one of the 3D views contained within for it tobe displayed in the View panel.3The name of the viewappears here.Use these buttons to movebackwards and forwardsthrough your viewing history.3D VIEWS TAB1The content is arrangedinto folders. Simply clickon a folder to open it.2Each 3D view has a thumbnailpreview. Click on the thumbnail(or the title next to it) to loadthat view into the View panel.USER GUIDE: PRIMAL’S 3D ATLAS TITLESPage 8 of 28

Finding content –Search panelIf you know the name, or part of the name, of astructure you can locate it using the Search feature.1Begin typing your search term here –the Search panel will appear over thetop of the Text or View panel below.4Once you have completed yoursearch, close the Search panelby clicking on the cross.2The search results will appearbelow, sorted into folders.(You can uncheck the filtersabove if you are looking for onlya certain type of content.)3Open a folder and click onthe desired result to loadit into the View panel.USER GUIDE: PRIMAL’S 3D ATLAS TITLESPage 9 of 28

Identifying structures –Visible structures listVisible structures lists only those structures included in thecurrent view. You can select a structure name from the listto highlight that structure in the View panel.3Alternatively, you canselect a structure in theView panel and its namewill be highlighted in theVisible structures list.VISIBLE STRUCTURES2The ‘cookie-crumb trail’ showsthe structure’s location inthe anatomical hierarchy.1Select a structurename to highlight itin the View panel.USER GUIDE: PRIMAL’S 3D ATLAS TITLESPage 10 of 28

Identifying structures –Rollover labelsAll selectable 2D and 3D images featurerollover labels to help you identify structures.12You can turn off the rollover labelsin Settings. For example, you maywish to test yourself on the namesof structures in the View panel.USER GUIDE: PRIMAL’S 3D ATLAS TITLESHovering over a structurewith your mouse pointer willreveal the structure’s name.Page 11 of 28

Interacting with the 3D model –Selecting structuresEvery structure in a 3D view is selectable – simplyclick on a structure and it will highlight.1Here, the Procerushas been clicked on.2The name of the highlighted structure appearshere, followed by detailed anatomical text.3Most texts include linksto related content.4You can deselectstructures by clickingon the background.USER GUIDE: PRIMAL’S 3D ATLAS TITLESPage 12 of 28

Interacting with the 3D model –SequencesEvery 3D view is made up of a sequence of images.These sequences usually take the form of rotations,enabling you study the anatomy through 360 degrees.Previous frameDrag with your mouse or finger inthe image area of the View panel tomove through the frame sequence.Next frameFor finer control, use theFrame controls at thebottom of the View panel.Jump backJump forwardFrame numberPART OF A HORIZONTAL ROTATION SEQUENCESOME SEQUENCES ALSO SHOW VERTICAL ROTATIONSFrame controlsUSER GUIDE: PRIMAL’S 3D ATLAS TITLESPage 13 of 28

Interacting with the 3D model –LayersAll 3D views also feature numerous layers.Use the control buttons on the bottomtoolbar to navigate through them.Use the Choose layerbutton to jump rapidlythrough the layers.Up layerDown layerEXAMPLES OF HEAD AND NECK LAYERSNote that when you choose a different 3D view, your layer andframe selection will remain the same in the new view. however, if the new view doesn’t have thatparticular layer (or frame), it will be reset to 1.HEAD AND NECKPALATE FROM BELOWHEADLayer controlsUSER GUIDE: PRIMAL’S 3D ATLAS TITLESPage 14 of 28

Interacting with the 3D model –Zoom and FlipThe Zoom controls allow a closerlook at the model.Note that the image will becomeless sharp as you zoom in. As analternative to using zoom, youmay well be able to find a closerview of the structure you areinterested in using the 3D views tabor by using the Search feature.Zoom inZoom outWhile zoomed in, dragging with the mouseor finger will move rather than rotate theimage. If you wish to rotate the imagewhile zoomed, use the Frame controlsThe Flip controls are useful whenyou want to show the oppositeside of the body, or change theview’s vertical orientation.Flip horizontallyUSER GUIDE: PRIMAL’S 3D ATLAS TITLESFlip verticallyPage 15 of 28

Main tabs –ImagingThe Imaging* tab features side-by-side viewingpanes, enabling you to compare our 3D modelwith equivalent scans.Clicking on the Best view thumbnailwill open that view in the View panel.Choose whether to view the Axial,Sagittal or Coronal plane by selectingthe thumbnails in the Browse panel.IMAGING TABAXIAL PLANEStructures selected in onepane will highlight in theother (if visible in both panes).Note that the Imaging slidesare taken from a differentspecimen to our 3D model –therefore, due to anatomicaldifferences, the two views willnot match completely.SAGITTAL PLANECORONAL PLANEUse the Change plane positionbuttons to move through theslices. By default they controlboth panes simultaneously.However, you can unlinkthem by toggling the Unlockimages** button – useful ifyou cannot see a particularstructure in both panes.Unlock images button* TheImaging tab features in the 3D Atlas titles; Ultrasoundtitles; CT and MRI: Thorax, Pelvis and Abdomen;Otolaryngology; Chiropractic; Dentistry; Neuroanatomy.USER GUIDE: PRIMAL’S 3D ATLAS TITLES** TheUnlock images button does not appear in Ultrasound titles.Page 16 of 28

Main tabs –SlidesThe Slides tab* contains clinicalphotographs, scans and diagrams,many of which feature selectable structures.(See the next page for the types ofcontent that are included.)SLIDES TAB2Structures may be selectedin the View pane, or chosenfrom the Visible structures list.1If a slide has selectable structures,the Visible structures bar willbe shown at the bottom of theText panel. Clicking on it expandsthe box, revealing the list.* Slides do not feature in Yoga;Resistance Training; Urology; Anatomy Trains.USER GUIDE: PRIMAL’S 3D ATLAS TITLESPage 17 of 28

Main tabs –Slides (continued)The Slides content is divided into four types.Anatomy slides are annotated diagramsor photographs, showing selected areasof anatomical interest.The Clinical slides consist ofphotographs, scans and diagrams ofcommon and notable clinical conditions.Dissection slides are fully selectablephotographs taken from real-lifedissections.The MRI slides from the Imaging tab arecollected here*, allowing you to exportthem for use in your own presentations,patient education, and student handouts.* The Imaging tab in CT and MRI: Thorax, Pelvisand Abdomen does not contain MRI slides.USER GUIDE: PRIMAL’S 3D ATLAS TITLESPage 18 of 28

Main tabs –MoviesThe Movies* tab can contain movies of boththe 3D model in motion and real‑life moviesthat demonstrate anatomical concepts.Movies of muscle movements in the 3D modelMOVIES TABSurface anatomy moviesNote that the movieplayback controls arespecific to the browseryou are using.* Movies do not feature in CT and MRI: Thorax, Pelvis and AbdomenUSER GUIDE: PRIMAL’S 3D ATLAS TITLESPlay/PauseScrub backwardsand forwardsMaximizeChrome browser on desktop only: savemovie in mp4 format. For all otherbrowsers, use the Save tab to save themovie in mpg format.Page 19 of 28

Main tabs –Anatomical structuresUse the Anatomical structures tab to browsethrough the entire contents, sorted systemically.ANATOMICAL STRUCTURES TABSystemic folders and sub-folders helpyou to locate content and understandanatomical relationships.Quick tip: when the Anatomicalstructures tab is closed, clickingon the Visible structurescookie-crumb will open theAnatomical structures tab at thecurrently selected structure.USER GUIDE: PRIMAL’S 3D ATLAS TITLESPage 20 of 28