Educational Medical Software

Date: Thu, 29 Apr 93 13:22 +0200 
From: ILANS%HUJIDS@VMS.HUJI.AC.IL
Subject: [*] Educational Software for Medical Sciences (Summary) 

Resubmission of SUMMARY of responses.

With the help of:

Timothy Cera  <cera@cortex.health.ufl.edu>
irene@ramsey.cs.laurentian.ca (Irka)
multimed@MEDENT.UMontreal.CA (Medico Dental Software Development)
Barry Markovitz, Markovitz@a1.kids.wustl.edu
Graeme Forbes <PL0BALF@VM.TCS.Tulane.EDU>

Thank you all

Ilan Szekely, Compter Lab, Faculty of Dentistry
The Hebrew University of Jerusalem, Israel. internet: ILANS@ds.huji.ac.il

Please archive as /info-mac/report/educational-medical-software.txt
and delete /report/medical-dental-software.txt


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FILE:    /info-mac/report/educational-medical-software.txt

Subject: Educational Software for Medical studies (summary)

With the help of:

Timothy Cera  <cera@cortex.health.ufl.edu>
irene@ramsey.cs.laurentian.ca (Irka)
multimed@MEDENT.UMontreal.CA (Medico Dental Software Development)
Barry Markovitz, Markovitz@a1.kids.wustl.edu
Graeme Forbes <PL0BALF@VM.TCS.Tulane.EDU>

Thank you all

Ilan Szekely, System Manager, Computer Lab, Faculty of Dentistry
The Hebrew University of Jerusalem, Israel. E-mail: ILANS@ds.huji.ac.il


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From: BITNET%"Timothy Cera  <cera@cortex.health.ufl.edu>"

Hello,

I am also interested in medical and dental software.  Did you get any responses?

I do not know much about the dental end, but a neuroscience related group is
very succesfully using a videodisk called 'Slice of Life' along with a Hypercard
stack called HyperBrain that controls the videodisk.  If you are interested in
more info I would search it out for you.

take care
tim cera
cera@cortex.health.ufl.edu

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From: BITNET%"irene@ramsey.cs.laurentian.ca (Irka)"

Ilan,

I came across the following file while looking through the demo directory
at sumex. I hope it might be of use to you.

Archived as info-mac/demo/dentistry-courseware.hqx

Irene
irene@ramsey.cs.laurentian.ca
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From: BITNET%"multimed@MEDENT.UMontreal.CA
(Medico Dental Software Development)"
Ilan,

Paul Farry forwarded your inquiry to me because
we may have interesting things for you.

Except maybe that all our work is done for a
640 x 480 pixels screen, or 13".

Anyway, here is the index of our documents
which have demos available via FTP anonymous, at
amalgame.medent.umontreal.ca, in the pub directory.

You are welcome to download any of them, or, if
they are too big, maybe we could send you some diskettes
over to you. We also have a catalog that I would be happpy
to send you. Just send me your complete mailing address.

If you have any info on your documents, I would be
interested to see what you have.

I will be waiting for your feedback.

INDEX

Index - Descriptions  Demo

This text file contains a brief description
of each courseware. (some text deleted)

These files were compacted with Stuffit Lite 3.0.1,
and are self-extracting,
and were binhexed with Fetch 2.1 .
Once you download a file, it will be called: Open-Me!.sea
Just click twice on it to open.

FILE                Date      Size    TITLE
--------------------------------------------------------
AAMNEng.hqx         03-11-93  1835 K  Anatomy & Anaesthesia
                                       of the Mandibular Nerve      English

DENDEVEng.hqx       03-12-93  1856 K  Dental Development

MASMUSEng.hqx       03-25-93  1875 K  Masticatory Muscles

XRayInterpEng.hqx   03-18-93   748 K  Dental X-Ray Interpretation

LesionsEng.hqx      04-19-93  1895 K  Pigmented Lesions
                                         of the Skin

.
.
(deleted descriptions)
.
.
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Benoit David
for Dr. A. Demirjian
Faculty of Dentistry
University of Montreal
Montreal (Quebec) Canada
Tel.: (514) 343-6111   ext 3418 + "#" sign
Fax.: (514) 343-2233
Internet: multimed@medent.umontreal.ca

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From: BITNET%"Barry Markovitz, M.D. 454-6215 <MARKOVITZ@a1.kids.wustl.edu>"

ILANS@ds.huji.ac.il:

In response to your note in infomacv11-083:
You may try looking at the following places:

>ftp ftp.sura.net
>login as anonymous
>type your e-mail address as the password
>cd pub/nic
>get medical.resources.6-12  newfilename
>quit
(come to think of it, this may just list servers and mailing lists; I'm not
certain)

The University of Michigan archive also has public domain Mac medical
educational software available for anonymous ftp:  Ftp  - mac.archive.umich.edu

I think the medical software is in the "misc" directory.

Hope this helps,
Barry Markovitz
Markovitz@a1.kids.wustl.edu
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Date: Tue, 20 Apr 93 15:16:48 CDT
From: Graeme Forbes <PL0BALF@VM.TCS.Tulane.EDU>
Subject: Educational Software for the Mac (A)

Apple itself publishes a heavy tome called the "Mac Educational Software
Guide". You can get it by writing to "Mac Ed Sftwr Guide, Apple, 20330
Stevens Creek Blvd, M/S 36-AN, Cupertino, CA 95014.

Graeme Forbes

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