Elevate the teaching and learning experience related to all things Neuroscience!

Intentionally designed with progressively more challenging activities to build a solid foundation of NeuroAnatomy for clinical practice. Beautiful graphics include an interactive 3D model of the brain and spinal cord, with actual human anatomical slices that are labeled with explanation and explainer videos.

• High definition cadaveric of the brain and spinal cord are connected to a 3D-reference model

Learn By Slice

• Each neurologic structure is tagged and clearly defined
• "Learn by Slice" - allows structure-by-structure learning that is just a mouse click away
• "Learn by Tract" - includes Explainer videos, 3-D models and slice-by-slice images that show where specific tracts traverse

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• Gamified E-learning modules help students master the basics of NeuroAnatomy

A complete video toolbox for each component of the neurologic examination including motor control, sensation, tone, reflexes, balance, coordination, gait measures, and diagnoses-specific examination procedures unlocking the clinical exam. The NeuroExam app is a one-stop-shop for evidence-based examination of clients with neurologic disorders. This comprehensive video library, organizes all common testing procedures utilized in clinical practice, including:

• Cranial Nerve Examination
• Balance and Coordination Tests
• Diagnosis-specific testing for:
  • Spinal Cord Injury
  • Vestibular Impairment
  • Stroke

Designed as a collection of videos featuring real neurologic patients performing a variety of functional and occupational tasks. Information is organized by diagnosis, impairment, or outcome measure for easy navigation and comparison to other patients.

Explore common neurologic disorders and their functional impact on real patients. Bridge the gap between didactic information and real-life clinical presentation.

Observe the classical presentation of patients with the following diagnoses and bring your students' learning to life:

• Anoxic Brain Injury
• Right Middle Cerebral Artery Stroke
• Left Middle Cerebral Artery Stroke
• Multiple Sclerosis
• Parkinson's Disease
• Traumatic Brain Injury