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Using The Free Text Search , Using The Case Search, Using The Image Search, Searching Using The Skeleton, Search Options
The skeleton can be used in all 3 types of searches to refine your search criteria.
As you move your mouse over the different parts of the skeleton so that part of the skeleton is highlighted. A label will appear at the top of the skeleton naming this part of the anatomy.
The
Skeleton has been split into 14 different areas:
Elbow
Femur
Foot
Forearm
Hand
Humerus
Knee
Lower limb
Pelvis
Shoulder
Skull
Spine
Thorax
Torso
The exact site of the mouse will however determine the focus of the search.
To use the skeleton you should place the cursor over the specific point of the skeleton that you are interested in and click once with the left hand button of your mouse.