In article <22SEP93.18699082.0057 at VM1.MCGILL.CA> BFA0 <BFA0 at MUSICB.MCGILL.CA> writes:
>Does anyone know where I can get some gifs of the brain for a
>neuroanatomy class that I have?
>
Point your gopher client at gopher.gdb.org and select:
--> 2. Search the Titles of All Items in this Gopher Hole <?>
and search for -
image and medical
you'll see:
--> 1. Austin Hospital PET/MRI Center Medical Image Database/
select it and you'll find -
--> 2. Search PET Centre Image Database <?>
Now search for brain and you'll find several types of brain images - these
are Tiff images so you'll need an image viewer which can handle Tiffs (or
conversion software to convert it to a gif) - xv is a good one. In this
case you'll probably just want to use the gopher clients 'copy' mode to
transfer the file as gopher doesn't make a very good guess on the .tif
extension that these come with.
Best of luck,
Dan Jacobson
danj at mail.gdb.org