Need a place for small group meetings?
With flat-screen technology, an internet connection, WIFI and a laptop, students can collaborate with other students and professionals across the country and virtually attend nursing and radiology student conferences and workshops.
Shreveport room location:
The Shreveport Learning Resource Center (LRC) acomodates 25 people and must be reserved in advance. Food and drink is not allowed in the Learning Resource Center. Contact Ms. Sandra Rufty to reserve this room. She will confirm by email.
This room is also used for testing and classes. Please be respectful If you must cancel. Contact Ms. Rufty 1 business day prior to your reservation to cancel.
Equipment available:
Shreveport room location: Large meeting room adjacent to the book drop.
Food and drink is not allowed. Students must reserve in advance. Contact Ms. Sandra Rufty to reserve this room. Please be respectful If you must cancel. Contact Ms. Rufty 1 business day prior to your reservation to cancel.
Equipment available:
Debbie McInnis – Lab Coordinator
Phone:(318) 677-3036
Nursing Educator Center -Shreveport – 217B
mcinnisd@nsula.edu
Faculty Profile
Anatomage and the Virtual Human Project (VHP)
The Visible Human Project took on the task of creating the world’s most detailed digital body by documenting a comprehensive collection of cross-sectional images. The National Library of Medicine (NLM) Virtual Human Project (VHP) grants researchers and medical practitioners a revolutionized way to study anatomy. Virtually, 10 times more information than you’d get from an MRI scan.
The Visible Human Project is an effort to create a detailed data set of cross-sectional photographs of the human body, in order to facilitate anatomy visualization applications. The male’s frozen cadaver was dissected into 1-mm-thick slices, and the woman’s cadaver was sectioned just one-third of a millimeter. These detailed images accomplish VHP’s goal of transforming medical education.
More information about this project:
Visible Human Project Applications
Visible Human Project Animations
A Fly-Through of the Human Body
Visible Human Project: Living Bodies Video (7:51 minutes)
The Anatomage Clinical Table
Contact Dr. Tammy Curtis, NSU School of Allied Health, Radiologic Technology if you would like more information about using the Anatomage Clinical Table with DICOM images. The DICOM Standard is managed by the Medical Imaging & Technology Alliance. See DICOM Current Edition for more information and documentation.
Tammy Curtis PhD, RT(R), (CT) (CHES)
Program Director, BSRS: Professor
Shreveport campus office 203 | 318-677-3067
curtist@nsula.edu
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