Since the founding of the Department of Instructional Media AUM in 1975, later renamed the Department of Instruction and Media, numerous learning media have been created whose content is now outdated and whose appearance is obsolete. These learning media can no longer be used for the study of medicine.
From a historical point of view, however, these learning media are interesting and are therefore made available on a separate website with appropriate references. It should be noted that all learning media had to be converted into a format that is accessible on the Internet, which meant that some of their original presentation form was lost.
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Ophthalmological examination (1982): The white dots above the right eye mean that the patient should look in all directions so that the entire retina can be searched. © all images, IML, 2022 -
HemoSurf interactive haematology atlas, design from 2000 -
MorphoMed - A collection of interactive learning modules on human morphology, design from 2003 -
Interactive learning programmes from the late 1990s that can no longer be played today due to lack of compatibility. -
ChiroSurf: General Surgery / Instruments, Suturing and Knotting -
Example: RadioSurf (Cranial CT with contrast medium) -
Example: PediRad (X-ray: neurofibromatosis, pseudarthrosis, tibia fracture) -
Malaria development cycle: Illustration by W. Hess -
MorphoMed: Example oesophagus, stomach, intestine, liver, gall bladder -
DentoSurf: Example periodontology -
Example Learning Programme Surgery interactive -
Computer room in the old days
