CompuHistology... The Godwin Isitor

CompuHistology... An Interactive Learning Resource




About Professor Godwin Isitor The author and programmer of the CompuHistology Interactive software / DVD set is Prof. Godwin Isitor (DVM, MS, PhD.). He has, for the past 25 years, been involved in the teaching of histology for the undergraduate curriculum. Within the past 12 years, he has also been involved in the teaching program of histology to medical, veterinary and dental students at the Faculty of Medical Sciences, The University of the West Indies, St. Augustine Campus, Trinidad, W.I. Through the assistance and contribution of renowned histologists in various North American Universities, the author has been able to accomplish the product over a period of six years. He has, in the past, employed ultrastructural techniques in his research methodology. His current research focus is based on the application of digital imaging and texture analytical techniques to diagnostic cytology and radiography. Professor Godwin Isitor can be contacted via the Contact information page. The following are acknowledged for their contribution towards successful creation of the package: Dr. H. Dieter Dellmann Clarence Hartley Covault Distinguished Professor Emeritus in Veterinary Medicine, and Professor Emeritus in Veterinary Anatomy, College of Veterinary Medicine, Iowa State University, Ames, Iowa, U.S.A. He made available a lot of the photomicrographs used in the package in the form of slides. I am indebted to him for his guidance, critical comments and many suggestions for improvement of contents and presentation. Dr. Thomas Bell Retired Professor of Veterinary Anatomy,Mississippi State University, U.S.A. He furnished some photomicrographs, and served as a major content reviewer. Dr. Shigeto Yamashiro Ontario Veterinary College, Canada.He furnished photomicrographs on Blood, and made contribution towards the review of the subject area of Blood. Dr. Amanda McRae Professor of Anatomy, The University of the West Indies, St. Augustine Campus, Trinidad, W.I. She also furnished some glass slides, and was instrumental to the review process too. Dr. Michael Tatum College of Veterinary Medicine, Texas A & M, U.S.A. He also furnished some glass slides.

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The CompuHistology DVD Movies provide a colorful illustration of the different cell types and tissues of various species of animals. The images of the magnified structures are of high resolution and are clearly and precisely labeled.

Dr. I-Sanna Gibbons, DVM

The CompuHistology CD was very helpful to me during my studies in veterinary histology, as it provided extensive illustrations and high-resolution images of the different tissues and cell types found in animals..

Kirk Muñoz, Pg Cert BA;
Year 2 DVM Student

This CD/DVD set was used to teach Year 1 veterinary student in 2003 by Professor Isitor. As one of his students , now in Year 2 , I have benefited greatly.

Dennis Diptee,
Year 2 DVM student