Multimedia Components

ScienceDirect gives you access to a range of multimedia components, associated with individual articles, sent by the authors in addition to the article to be published in print. Such files enhance your research experience way beyond the limited print format. Within journal articles and reference works you can view additional digital media such as movie and audio files, animation, text files and spreadsheets. Here are some examples:

Physics-Based Explosion Modeling, including a supernova (movie).

In dogs: Percutaneous access to the femoral vein; Angiocardiogram of pulmonic stenosis and double balloon valvuloplasty; and Double balloon valvuloplasty (movie).

In relation to: Detection, visualization and animation of abnormal anatomic structure with a deformable probabilistic brain atlas based on random vector field transformations(movie).

Interactive live-wire boundary extraction (movie).