A History of Medicine
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2 CDs. Includes The American Classic Gray's Anatomy.

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Reference/History/Medicine

Examine Medical History in Fascinating Detail

Get ready for an amazing "televisual" journey through the history of medicine. An interactive experience filled with the most powerful sights and sounds you can imagine. See rare photos of actual surgeries before modern medicine. Hear intriguing interviews on everything from medical quackery to the treatment of war wounds. Witness the wonders of modern keyhole surgery techniques.

A Wealth of Authentic Sights and Sounds. We've searched the world's great archives to assemble a remarkably rich collection of authentic photos, video, and interviews. Immediately, you'll be caught up in these powerful sights and sounds, and in the unique, interactive, documentary style in which they are presented. Highly informative narratives underscore the drama of the events.

The intuitive, easy-to-use interface puts every aspect of the history of medicine right in front of you. Immerse yourself in a riveting chronological account of medical advancement. Focus on a particular era, such as the amazing medical developments of the nineteenth century. You can even print, in color, an image or text document from supplemental screens. Use them later for leisurely study or school reports.

A History of Medicine is a must: for students seeking little-known facts or photos to make their school reports come alive; for armchair physicians who want to know more about the spread of bubonic plague; for anyone who loves a dramatic story, brilliantly told.

3 full hours of authentic sights and sounds including video, 1,000 medical illustrations and photographs, and 1 hour of interviews with medical experts.

• See the remarkable medical treatments of the ancients
• Witness the horrors of the Black Death and early surgery
• Learn about the world renowned scientists who unraveled the secrets of DNA

Gray's Anatomy

The Unabridged Running Press Edition of the American Classic

No longer need you search through second-hand bookstores for a scarce, used copy of this grandfather of all anatomy books. It is here in this unabridged facsimile of the 1901 edition - with a full 1,257 pages and 827 illustrations.

"A major publishing event. The Anatomy is a classic work written by Henry Gray, Fellow of the Royal College of Surgeons and Lecturer on Anatomy at St. George's. First published in 1901, the volume thoroughly exhausts its subject, treating every aspect of the human body from the structure of the brain to the formation of the embryo.

"Gray's descriptions are clear and easy for laymen to understand, and the many illustrations are detailed and fascinating. Essential not only for medical students and professionals but also for painters, sculptors, or anyone interested in coming to know his own body and its structure."

- Small Press Review

Requirements:

A multimedia PC with a 486DX 33MHz processor, 8MB RAM, double speed CD-ROM, 256 color SVGA (video card and monitor), 16 bit sound card with speakers or head phones, mouse, 4MB of available hard disk space.

Recommended System: A multimedia PC with a 486DX 50MHz (or higher) processor, dual speed CD-ROM drive, 8MB RAM, 4MB of available hard disk space, 256 color display, Microsoft Windows 95 or 98, mouse, headphones or speakers.

Does not work on Windows XP.

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