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1. Basic training
Desktop devices recommended for enhanced features.
English captions, Portuguese subtitles, and Spanish* subtitles available on videos.
Click
lower right of video.
This is a screenshot
to illustrate.
Select your language.
(*Spanish subtitles in progress.)
Translate pages to any language:
Use the Chrome Browser
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Use this browser
Select your language at top right of any page.
Or, right-click on the page and
select your language.
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1. Body map
The Body Map pre-selects video to highlight normal anatomy or pathology.
Scan body images to select the areas of interest.
How it works:
Click through to select the Body Map of interest.
Next, mouse over image.
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Click region of interest (highlighted red).
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Click subtopic to view video.
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2. Anatomy pin videos
Learn how to access interactive Anatomy Pins:
Learn how to view Anatomy Pins in video 3-d:
Learn how access all the pins on the Anatomy Pin page:
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3. Take notes
Find this box in the lower right of most pages:
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Click to open:
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Add a title and your note.
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Only you can see your notes.
The site will save your notes.
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4. Find all your notes.
Go to My Notes (it’s on the top menu) to find all your notes.
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Search by title to find a specific note.
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Click the small Case Number/Part Number to jump to the Case where you can view your note.
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5. Organize cases into folders
Find videos you want to put into a folder (say, for a course you’ll teach again).
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Open the Take Notes box on each case page and add the same title to each note.
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Go to My Notes (find in the top menu).
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Pull up all your videos by entering the title in the search box.
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