Head Atlas

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About this app

A growing library of tools for neuroanatomy learning and a dashboard with news and other resources. 

The module “Skull&Intracranial Atlas” is a full 3D and Augmented Reality atlas for studying neuroanatomy on mobile devices.
You can access more than 2500 labels and descriptions and use 3 different visualization tools to dissect (on 3 axes), isolate, explode anatomical structures. 
This module provides a variety of scientific texts organized into three cognitive levels, from general overviews to highly specific definitions, to facilitate learning and memorization.

Head Atlas also contains the module “ARTouch” where you can observe neuroanatomy in a hybrid way using a physical model called AnatomyTouch, available on the UpSurgeOn store.

FEATURES
* 3D and Augmented Reality neuroanatomy models
* Every single structure (Skull bones, Vascular and nervous system) can be reached and interacted with.
* It is possible to rotate models to any angles and zoom in and out
* Hide structures to reveal the anatomy below and transparency functions on isolate view
* Anatomical details organized into groups of labels and hotspots.
* 2500+ labels and descriptions of details and sutures
* Different neuroanatomical visualization tools 
* New modules coming soon

Ratings and reviews

This app is one of the most accurate app i have ever seen especially for dentists who study Head and Neck Anatomy. I hope to add Hyoid Bone and the 7 cervical vertebrates and all muscles in the head and neck.

The app is extremely helpful for visualising structures. One problem I have is the lack of structure names in the nervous system, such as corpus callosum, cingulate gyrus, substantia nigra, cranial nerves nuclei etc. It would be so much better if they where clearly named and represented through colour and/or arrows with names. Another thing that I'd love to see in the next update is a revamped "section" feature, where you can section the brain and see it like in an MRI with white and grey matter

It was just amazing. I'd highly recommend it for all anatomy students. Being able to view the skull in cross sections gives a way better idea of the extension of various bones in different views and this is especially true for bones like the sphenoid, ethmoid, palatine etc.

What's new

Updated compatibility with Android 14