A message from 3D4Medical Director of Product, Design and Content, Irene Walsh, about the exciting progress on the new female model and what to expect in the coming three months.READ POST
The countdown is on: female model coming later this year
Launch of Complete Anatomy 2022: Gray’s inspired 3D Anatomy Atlas screens & dissection course, 3D gross model updates and more
It’s time to turn hybrid learning inside out. This summer we’re thrilled to unveil new 3D features as we launch updates to our leading product line. To get you ready for the busy season to come, we’ve revamped the Atlas and 3D gross model, added a guided dissection course, and streamlined the Hub to make it easier to find the content you need.READ POST
3D Model Update: Ultra-realistic Abdomen & Spine regions unveiled in summer release
Creating a world class digital anatomy product is no small feat. To maintain this gold-standard in medical and anatomical education, we must stay on our toes and continually improve.READ POST
Finding your own content just got easier! (Thanks for the feedback.)
You asked for faster, easier access to your content, and we listened.READ POST
New Guided Dissection Course Powered by Gray’s
It’s all at your fingertips: Our first virtual dissection course built in collaboration with Gray’s — the gold standard in anatomy education products.READ POST
New 3D Anatomy Atlas screens inspired by Gray’s
Our award-winning platform continues to smash new frontiers, thanks to our new collaboration with the Gray’s family of products.READ POST
Remember the contents of the Femoral triangle with this crafty mnemonic
The femoral triangle?, also known as Scarpa’s triangle, is an area of much clinical importance when dealing with a femoral hernia.READ POST
How Painkillers work
Painkillers, or analgesics ? , have been around for a long time. Opium is one of the oldest medicinal and recreational drugs in the world. It is extracted from the unripe pods of the poppy flower and its cultivation dates back to the Neolithic age.READ POST
The tympanic membrane
For us to hear a sound, soundwaves go through various media as they travel from the external environment to the brain for processing. Because we have varying levels of sound wave intensity, they must be regulated appropriately. The middle ear cavity, found within the temporal bone, extends from the tympanic membrane to the outer wall […]READ POST
Complete Anatomy now available in English, Chinese and Spanish
Get ready for something totally new from Complete Anatomy as the first release of our new in-app languages has just landed!READ POST
