3D Organon Anatomy

3D Organon Anatomy is a feature-rich interactive anatomical atlas enhanced with quality text descriptions and over 160 frequently encountered clinical correlations organized per body system.

Learn human anatomy with over 4000 realistic anatomical models/structures. An all-in-one solution for learning clinical, topographic and systems-based anatomy. The 3D anatomy models can add important cognitive input for understanding the spatial relationship between anatomical structures and features leading to an increased retention of knowledge.

Suitable for medical and allied health students and professionals. Appropriate for patients and laypeople who want to learn more about the inner structure and function of their body. Convenient patient education in hospitals and private practice. Also, suitable for students over 12 years old. Can be used to increase student engagement in the classroom.

The 3D Organon Anatomy app includes detailed male and female models. The following body systems are included for each gender: Skeletal, Connective, Muscular, Arterial, Venous, Nervous, Lymphatic, Heart, Respiratory, Digestive, Endocrine, Urinary, Reproductive, Sensory organs, and Integumentary (skin).

Features: 
+ Visualize anatomy using the latest 3D technologies.
+ Unique topographic and systems-based anatomy layouts. Presenting body systems or localized structures has never been easier.
+ Easily switch systems On and Off using the corresponding buttons.
+ Rotate, pan, and zoom in/out.
+ Double tap to select and focus on a structure.
+ Hide or fade selected structures.
+ Single- and multi-select modes. 
+ Realistic X-ray mode (Fade others button).
+ All featured text descriptions and clinical correlations are written by professors of anatomy and medical professionals.
+ Amazing life-like high detail graphics for better user experience.
+ Action buttons for displaying muscles into layers, from deep to superficial.
+ Beautiful symmetry of designed organs and structures makes learning easy and pleasant.
+ Take snapshots of your scene for later study or reference.