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U.C.L.A. Rheumatology Pathophysiology of Disease Course Lecture, Second Year Medical School 2005

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The final discussion and final dance followed by the credits.

Animation: Final Discussion : The final discussion.
Animation: Final Dance : The final final dance and credits.

Animation: Final Discussion : The final discussion.
Animation: Final Dance: The final final dance and credits.

Animation: Final Discussion : The final discussion.
Animation: Final Discussion : The final final dance and credits.

Slide 1: "The Animated Rheumatologist, Craig Wiesenhutter" GIF 320 x 285 pixels 64KB

Slide 2: "Final Dance " 360 x 240 pixels 11kb 3dStudio Max Character Studio. A sample from the program. It's the same program that lets the baby dance in Ally McBeal!!

Slide 3: "The Final Credits Role " 360 x 240 pixels 36kb drawn freehand in 3dStudio Max.

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       If you've watched this DVD from start to finish then you've seen a lot of rheumatology and relevant immunology. The conditions that rheumatologists treat are sometimes disturbing. They are chronic, and painful, disfiguring, and deforming and incurable. But things are getting better. There is a tremendous amount of research going on around the world. At my clinic alone, I spend about half of my time conducting clinical research, and as I speak we are looking at over twenty different compounds that treat essentially all the different disorders that I've described in this DVD. Many of these treatments are going to lead to major improvements in our management of these conditions.
       Things are getting better, for rheumatologists and their patients.
       Again, I hope you have enjoyed "Images and Animations in Arthritis and Rheumatism"

Craig Wiesenhutter, M.D.

Created and Produced by Craig Wiesenhutter, M.D.

Original Music Score by Craig Wiesenhutter, M.D.

"Athena's Theme"
"Theme for the Cure"
"Clinical History Theme"
"Funk for PROSORBA"
"Mode of action Theme"

Music Creation Software
Soundpro Acid Pro V.4

Animation Software
Discreet 3dStudio Max V.4

Graphics Sofware
Corel: CorelDraw Suite 11

Non Linear Editor
Adobe Premiere V.6.5

Internal Organs Models
Viewpoint
This Book was produced with
Macromedia Flash V.6

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