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Anatomía de Órganos Específicos

• Medicina Digitalizada Sistemas de imágenes digitales desarrollados para el consultorio a causa de la necesidad de la medicina de obtener un archivo ilimitado de todo tipo de imágenes (endoscópicas, radiográficas, tomográficas, etc.) con posibilidad de consulta de las mismas en forma instantanea y en cualquier momento , pero principalmente contar con un sistema que asegure la calidad de la imagen, impidiendo su deterioro con el paso del tiempo.
  
  
• INNTER EAR ANATOMY - A.N. Salt, Cochlear Fluids Research Laboratory, Department of Otolaryngology, Washington University School of Medicine, St. Louis, MO Multimedia Tutorial (Text, Images & MPEG's). For more information see Cochlear Fluids Research Laboratory; Department of Otolaryngology Faculty Research Interests or the Department of Otolaryngology, Washington University School of Medicine.
  
  
• EMBRYO EAR DEVELOPMENT - A. Shar, Embryo Development, University of Pennsylvania Medical School Multimedia Tutorials (Text, Images & MPEG's). Click on each stage of Embryo Ear Development for a complete description. Each stage (25, 28, 30, 35, 38, 42, 50 Days, 20 weeks and Birth) contains: Otic Placode, Neural Crest Cells, Myelencephalon, Notochord, First Pharyngeal Pouch and First Branchial Groove. For more information see Embryo Development or University of Pennsylvania Health System.
  
  
  
• EYE ANATOMY - Written by: M.McGavin, International Centre for Eye Health, London, UK; Consultant: A. Foster & V. Francis; Editors: K. Field & W. Howard, TMR, Welcome Trust, UK Unlabled & Labled. For more information see Trachoma: Clinical Signs and Grading; Tropical Medicine Resource
  
  
  
• EYE ANATOMY (Must have Frames Capability) - Netscape Demo Multimedia (Text & Images). Very Detailed
  
  
  

• EMBRYO EYE DEVELOPMENT - A. Shar, Embryo Development, University of Pennsylvania Medical School Multimedia Tutorials (Text, Images & MPEG's). Click on each stage of Embryo Eye Development for a complete description. Each stage (28, 31, 32, 33, 39, 63 Days and 40 weeks) contains: Surface Ectoderm, Amniotic Cavity, Mesenchyme, Mesenchyme Cells, Neuroectoderm of Forebrain, Optic Cup, Optic Stalk, Optic Fissure, Hyaloid Arter and Lens Placode. For more information see Embryo Development or University of Pennsylvania Health System.
  
  

 

Journals

 

• DIGITAL JOURNAL OF OPHTHALMOLOGY - Department of Ophthalmology, The Massachusetts Eye and Ear Infirmary, Harvard Medical School
  
  
  
• INTERNET OPHTHALMOLOGY REVIEWS For more Information see Internet Ophthalmology - Department of Ophthalmology, State University of New York at Buffalo.
  
  
  
• OCULAR SURGERY NEWS - Chief Medical Editor: D.R. Sanders; Copyright SLACK Inc. "Ocular Surgery News is a twice-monthly medical newspaper for ophthalmologists, providing timely coverage of scientific meetings and events in ophthalmology, with a special emphasis on cataract surgery, IOLs, refractive surgery and the anterior segment, as well as current practice management issues."
  
  
  
• PRIMARY CARE OPTOMETRY NEWS - Editor: M.D. DePaolis; Publisher: SLACK Inc., "Primary Care Optometry News is a monthly, full-color newspaper delivering clinical and nonclinical news to primary care optometrists."
  
  
  
• REVIEW OF OPHTHALMOLOGY - Chilton Company, a division of Capital Cities/ABC, Inc. "Review of Ophthalmology is a national monthly magazine for office-based ophthalmologists, hospital- and office-based practices, residents and staff. It also reaches medical teaching and research professionals."
  
  
  

   

  Newsletters & Related Journals

   

• FDA NEWS - U.S. Food and Drug Administration Includes "latest information from the FDA". For more information see FDA. Also see
  
  
  • FDA 'Electronic Bulletin Board' (Telnet) "FDA's Electronic Bulletin Board provides the latest information from FDA, including press releases, speeches, congressional testimony, the FDA Medical Bulletin, Enforcement Report, and FDA Consumer."
    
    
    
• MEDWEB: ELECTRONIC NEWSLETTERS AND JOURNALS - Steve Foote, Emory University A large database of on-line Newsletters and Journals.
  
  
  

 

OTOLARINGOLOGÍA

 

Audiología, Oído y audición
Cursos/Tutoriales, Casos Clínicos y Formación Habla
Cursos/Tutoriales, Casos Clínicos y Formación Vestibular
Cursos/Tutoriales, Casos Clínicos y FormaciónGusto y Olfato
Cursos/Tutoriales, Casos Clínicos y Formación

 

Audiología/Oído/Audición

Cursos/Tutoriales, Casos Clínicos y Formación

 

• AUDIOLOGY FORUM - R.F. Sullivan Multimedia (Images): Includes a large collection of Images including: PINNA/CONCHA; External Auditory Canal Images and Tympanic Membran/Middle Ear Images.
  
  • Examples Include
    
    • VO Image/Case Studies
    • Pinna/Concha
    • External Auditory Canal (Cerumen, Exostoses, Otitis Externa etc)
    • Tympanic Membrane/Middle Ear
    • Hearing Aid Morphology
      
      
• AUDIOLOGY ILLUSIONS - Franklin Institute Science Museum Multimedia Tutorials (Text, Sound & Images): Curently includes: Illusion to Explore (The Octave Illusion, The Scale Illusion, Pitch Streaming, Shepard's Tones - without volume changes, Shepard's Tones - with volume changes). For more information see How Do We Perceive Sound? or the Franklin Institute Science Museum
  
  
• AUDITORY PERCEPTION - Faculty of Music, McGill University "A multimedia presentation of selected topics in Auditory Perception, including auditory demonstrations, discussion and experiments in perception." For more information see McGill Universilty, Canada.
  
  • Mirror Site for Auditory Perception; hosted by Auditory Research, Technische Hochschule Darmstadt, Darmstadt, Germany
    
    • Also included is a
      
      • Glossary of Auditory terms
        
        
• COCHLEAR MECHANICS - S.T. Neely and J.B. Allen, Boys Town National Institute for Communication Disorders, Boys Town National Research Hospital, Creighton University Multimedia Course (Text, Images & MPEG's), Includes: Introduction; Location of the Cochlea; Inside the Cochlea; Physiological Measurements; Outer Hair Cell Motility; The Cochlear Amplifier and Traveling Waves. For more information see Boys Town National Research Hospital
  
  
• COCHLEAR FLUIDS: A pictorial Guide to - A.N. Salt, Cochlear Fluids Research Laboratory, Department of Otolaryngology, Washington University School of Medicine, St. Louis, MO Multimedia Tutorial (Text, Images & MPEG's). Includes: Location of the Cochlea, The Inner Ear Fluids, Nomenclature of the Inner Ear Fluid Compartments, Anatomy of the Cochlear, Cross-Section, Schematic of one cochlear turn and the Chemical Composition of the Cochlear Fluids. For more information see Cochlear Fluids Research Laboratory; Department of Otolaryngology Faculty Research Interests or the Department of Otolaryngology, Washington University School of Medicine..
  
  
• CORE CURRICULUM SYLLABUS: OTOLARYNGOLOGY - Maintained by H.H. Birdsall, Department of Otolaryngology and Communicative Sciences, Baylor College of Medicine, Baylor University Multimedia (Text & Images). "The Core Curriculum Syllabus was developed by the Baylor College of Medicine Department of Otolaryngology and Communicative Sciences Faculty as a guide to otolaryngology for medical students."
  
  • Examples from the 13 tutorials include
    
    • Examination of the Head and Neck
    • Common Diseases of the External and Middle Ear
    • Inner Ear Disease: Hearing Loss and Vertigo
      
      

    Also available is Otolaryngology Resources WW
    
    

• DEAF AND HARD OF HEARING: CENTER FOR ASSESSMENT AND DEMOGRAPHICS STUDIES FOR THE - Gallaudet University Includes: General statements about the demography of deafness; Annual Survey of Deaf and Hard of Hearing Children and Youth; Stanford Achievement Test; Rehabilitation Issues; Testing Issues and much more. Click here for the TECHNOLOGY ASSESSMENT PROGRAM
  
  
• DEAF WORLD WEB - J. Lapiak "The Deaf World Web is the largest and leading multi-purpose deaf-related Website, providing information on all subjects from Socio-Cultural Resources to References around the world."
  
  
• GENE LOCALIZATIONS FOR NON-SYNDROMIC HEARING LOSS - G.Van Camp, R. Smith and G. Raes, DNA Lab, Department of Medical Genetics, University of Antwerp (UIA), Belgium Currently Includes: Dominant (Locus Name, Location, Screening Markers and Reference); Recessive (Locus Name, Location, Screening Markers and Reference); X-Linked (Locus Name, Location, Screening Markers and Reference) and Notes. For more information see DNA Lab, Department of Medical Genetics University of Antwerp (UIA), Antwerp, Belgium
  
  
• THE HEREDITARY HEARING IMPAIRMENT RESOURCE REGISTRY (HHIRR) - Boys Town National Research Hospital Includes: Introduction, Basic Genetic Concepts and Genetic Syndromes. For more information see Boys Town National Research Hospital.
  
  
• Direct observations of sound-induced motions of the reticular lamina, tectorial membrane, hair bundles, and individual stereocilia - C.Q. Davis and D.M. Freeman, Department of Neurophysiology, University of Wisconsin - Madison Multimedia Tutorial (Text, Images & MPEG's). Includes still pictures, text amd MPEG's. For more information see Auditory Home Page - Department of Neurophysiology, University of Wisconsin - Madison or Department of Neurophysiology, University of Wisconsin - Madison
  
  
• EAR STRUCTURE USING CT IMAGES - I. Maddison and M. Tatlow, Central Middlesex Hospital, London, U.K. and the Division of Imaging & Radiotherapy's Multimedia Module (Text and Images). "A series of images looks at the relation between structure and function of the ear". Further Information see Research in Radiography, South Bank University or a clickable map of the Clickable Map of United Kingdom.
  
  
• HEARING AND BALANCE (TEXTBOOK) - J.F. Brugge, T.R. Pasic, B. Rhode & T.C.T. Yin, Department of Neurophysiology, University of Wisconsin - Madison Multimedia Textbook (Text, Images & MPEG's). VERY EXTENSIVE. Currently includes: Sound Transmission; General Structure and Development of The Ear; External Ear: Functions and Conductive Hearing Loss; Middle Ear: Functions and Conductive Hearing Loss; Inner Ear: General Properties of Hair Cell Receptors; Inner Ear: Cochlear Function; Inner Ear: Vestibular Function; Inner Ear: Sensorineural Hearing Loss and Vestibular Disorders; Language Skills: Acquisition and Disorders; Hearing Loss and Hearing Testing; and Practice Questions. For more information see Course Work Home Page; Educational Auditory Resources; Auditory Home Page or Department of Neurophysiology, University of Wisconsin - Madison
  
  
• HOW TO USE AN OTOSCOPE (Student BMJ Issue - July 1995) - A.S. Camey & J.P. Birchall, Department of Otolaryngology, Queens medical Centre, Nottington, UK and the Student BMJ Multimedia Teaching Module (Text and Images). "Although few medical graduates go on to a career in ear, nose, and throat surgery, most doctors will at some time be required to look at the ears of patients under their care. Unfortunately, otoscopy is often poorly mained by medical students. Detailed knowledge of pathology is not essential, but if you can recognise the appearance of a normal ear and then develop a simple system to detect any abnormalities that you may not be familiar with, you will not go far wrong". Further Information see Student BMJ - July Issue; Student BMJ or the British Medical Journal. A clickable map of the Clickable Map of United Kingdom.
  
  
• PHYSICS AND PSYCHOPHYSICS OF MUSIC - D. Worrall, M. Telese & R. Phillips, The Australian Centre for the Arts and Technology, Australian National University Multimedia Course/Textbook (Text & Images). Very Extensive. For more information see D. Worrall's Home Page; The Australian Centre for the Arts and Technology or Australian National University
  
  
• TINNITUS - OHSU Tinnitus Clinic, Oregon Hearing Research Center, Oregon Health Sciences University Includes: Tinnitus Fact Sheet, Masking the Relief of Tinnitus, Xanax for Relief of Tinnitus, Publications and Tinnitus and much more. For more information see Oregon Hearing Research Center
  
  

 

Habla

Cursos/Tutoriales, Casos Clínicos y Formación

 

• MODELING OF THE VOCAL TRACT - Tutorials Developed in Consultation with B. Story, and Written by J. Cook-Granroth, Department of Radiology, University of Iowa. Multimedia (Text, Images & Movies). Currently includes: Phonemes Studies and much more. For more information see Application Specific Tutorials or the National Library of Medicine Teleradiology Project - Hosted by the Department of Radiology, University of Iowa.
  
  
• SPEECH ANALYSIS - T. Robinson, Speech Vision and Robotics (SVR) Group, Engineering Department, Cambridge University, UK Multimedia Tutorials (Text & Images). Currently includes: Introduction, Background, Filterbank Analysis, Z transforms, Short-Term Fourier Analysis, Linear Prediction analysis, Perceptual Linear Prediction, Format Analysis, Voicing Analysis, Degree of Voicing and Speech Coding. For more information see Speech Vision and Robotics (SVR) Group, Engineering Department, Cambridge University, UK
  
  
• VOCAL CORD MOVIES - Department of Otolaryngology/Head and Neck Surgery, University of Washington, Seattle, Washington Multimedia. For more information see Department of Otolaryngology/Head and Neck Surgery
  
  

  

 

Vestibular Cursos/Tutoriales, Casos Clínicos y Formación

 

• VESTIBULAR DISORDERS - Vestibular Disorders Association (VEDA) Multimedia (Text & Images). "VEDA is a non-profit organization that exists to provide information and support to people suffering from inner-ear balance disorders."
  
  
• VESTIBULAR DISORDERS - Research and Training Center in Hearing and Balance, The Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine Hypertext. Currently includes: Anterior Inferior Cerebellar Artery Syndrome, Benign paroxysmal positional vertigo, Bilateral Vestibular Loss to Wallenberg's Syndrome and Wernicke's Encephalopathy. For more information see the Research and Training Center in Hearing and Balance, The Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine.
  
  • Subsections include
    
    • Case Presentations
    • Glossaary of Terms
    • Vestibular Quiz
      
      
• WHAT IS A 'PERFECT' VESTIBULAR-OCULAR REFLEX (VOR)? - D. Straumann, Vestibulo-Oculomotor Laboratory, Neurology Department, Zurich University Hospital Multimedia (Text and Images). " As we move from a one-, to a two-, to a three-dimensional 'world', new qualities are added to the theoretical 'perfect' VOR with each step. This text is primarily intended for non-3D-specialists". For more information see Vestibulo-Oculomotor Laboratory, Neurology Department, Zurich University Hospital. A clickable map of Switzerland is Here.
  
  

  

 

Gusto y Olfato

Cursos/Tutoriales, Casos Clínicos y Formación

• OLFACTORY RECEPTOR DATABASE - M.D. Healy, P.M. Nadkarni, & P.L. Miller, Center for Medical Informatics; M. Singer & G.M. Shepherd, Section of Neurobiology, Yale University School of Medicine Multimedia Databases (Text & Images). For more information see the The SenseLab Project or the Center for Medical Informatics, Yale University School of Medicine
  
  
• SMELL DAGABASE - ModularCHEM Consortium, College of Chemistry, UC Berkeley Multimedia Database (Text & Images). For more information see MultiCHEM, UC Berkeley Multimedia Facility; ModularCHEM Consortium or the College of Chemistry, UC Berkeley
  
  

 

 

OTORRINOLARINGOLOGÍA

Cursos/Tutoriales, Casos Clínicos y Formación

 

• CORE CURRICULUM SYLLABUS: OTOLARYNGOLOGY - Maintained by H.H. Birdsall, Department of Otolaryngology and Communicative Sciences, Baylor College of Medicine, Baylor University Multimedia (Text & Images). "The Core Curriculum Syllabus was developed by the Baylor College of Medicine Department of Otolaryngology and Communicative Sciences Faculty as a guide to otolaryngology for medical students."
  
  • Examples from the 13 tutorials include
    
    • Review of Anatomy
    • Facial Paralysis
    • Nose and Paranasal Sinuses, Olfaction and Taste
    • Disorders of Speech and Swallowing
      
      
• OTORHINOLARYNGOLOGY: Grand Rounds - Department of Otorhinolaryngology and Communicative Sciences, Baylor College of Medicine and the Institute for Head and Neck Surgery, Neurosensory Center, Methodist Hospital, Houston, Texas Multimedia Tutorial (Text & Images). Multimedia Tutorials (Text & Images). Currently includes: Neoplasms of the Head and Neck; Laryngology, Otology/Neurotology; Pediatric otolaryngology; Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery; Rhinology and Other Topics. For more information see Department of Otorhinolaryngology and Communicative Sciences or Baylor College of Medicine, Houston, Texas.
  
  
• THE TEMPORAL BONE: A Digital Study Guide - J.E. Buenting, ENT Unit, Department of Surgery, University of North Carolina Multimedia Tutorial (Text & Images). For more information see ENT Unit or Department of Surgery, University of North Carolina.
  
  

 

 

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