This icon is on the right side of the “Rotation” icon, which is turned on as default.
If you want to move the brain model, tap on the “Translation” icon on the left upper section of the screen. To zoom out, move the two fingers closer to each other. put two fingers on the screen and move them apart. To zoom in, use the “pinch” gesture, i.e. In order to rotate the appearing brain model, slide your finger left/right and up/down. In order to view the location of the selected brain area on a 3D brain model, tap on the “Left Hemi” or “Right Hemi” icon. The text provides information about the location of the area in the brain, information about important sub-structures and their function, and information about the connectivity with other brain structures. If you tap on one of the structures, you will see a “Description” text window. For long area lists, you may slide with your finger up and down to scroll the list. For the selected atlas, a list of individual brain areas will be shown. tap on “Lobes”, “Gyri”, “Sulic” or “Brodmann Areas”. If you are interested to learn about brain structures at various levels of descriptions, select one of the “Atlas Types”, e.g. If you are primarily interested in exploring 3D brain models, you can directly select one of the icons “Left Hemi”, “Right Hemi” or “Head” (for details see below). If you have any questions or suggestions, send an email to InstructionsAfter starting the program, the screen shows an overview of the brain structures (Atlas Type), which are available for teaching.
#3D BRAIN SOFTWARE HOW TO#
For a quick overview on how to use the program, you may want to look at a movie of the running program. Move one finger to slice, translate and rotate, use two fingers to pinch-zoom. In the appearing brain/head view, select a manipulation mode (rotation, translation, slicing) from the buttons at the top of the screen. To get started, select a display mode from the buttons at the bottom of the screen. it runs on both the iPad and the iPhone / iPod Touch. We recommend to use Brain Tutor HD instead that uses high-resolution slice data and meshes and provides more features. Note that Brain Tutor 3D is no longer supported.
Present text information about lobes, gyri, sulci and Brodmann areas.Slice the brain along three axes (sagittal, axial and coronal).Explore 3D models of the head and brain in real-time.
#3D BRAIN SOFTWARE PROFESSIONAL#
For students, medical professional and everyone interested in the brain, the program contains information about major parcellation schemes of the cerebral cortex, including lobes, gyri, sulci and Brodmann areas. This allows to look "inside" the head using real-time slicing.
#3D BRAIN SOFTWARE SOFTWARE#
Brain Tutor 3D uses rendered head and brain models that were created from magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) scans using the BrainVoyager software package.
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