3D Bones and Organs (Anatomy)

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About this app

A true and totally 3D free app for learning human anatomy with position quiz, built on an advanced interactive 3D touch interface. It is completely free! (No in-app purchase). It has every bone and organ in the human body.
***From the creator of Visual Anatomy app.

Features:
★ You can rotate models to any angle and zoom in and out
★ Easy to navigate and explore human body
★ Virtual dissection: Peel layers of muscles and reveal the anatomical structures below them.
★ 3D location quizzes to test your knowledge
★ Switch on/off different anatomy systems
★ Load and Save Views ( bookmaker function )
★ Information from Wikipedia and Gray's anatomy textbook
★ Great for learning anatomy and physiology
★ It also can be used as a anatomy guide.
★ Support French, Spanish and German languages!
★ Audio pronunciation for all bone names

Contents:
★ 3D Skeleton (all bones in our body)
★ 3D Ligaments
★ 3D Muscles (145 muscles, highly detailed muscle models)
★ 3D Respiratory system
★ Circulation (heart)
★ Nervous System (brain)
★ 3D Reproductive system (male and Female)
★ 3D Urinary system
★ 3D ear

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Ratings and reviews

Overall pretty good. (* Update added most of the smaller muscles in hip! Thank you! ) Though the piriformis muscle needs to include its action as an internal rotator of femur when thigh is flexed above 60 degrees, which isn't currently included in action description which only states action of lateral rotation of femur when in anatomical position. ( Previous comment - Its missing some smaller muscles, however, spine rotators, gluteus minimus, the gemellus muscles, obturator muscles, etc. )

Really impressed at this free app. I've been looking for something that's 3d and rotates so that I can see layered muscles and organs, which is hard to see in 2d pictures. I really like that individual pieces can be made transparent or hidden, too. Some of the UI is a little wonky. The ad covers some of the interface but maybe my phone's aspect ratio is different than the radio was designed for?

So great for my anatomy class! Much easier than trying to visualize how muscles work and their origins and insertions and relationships with each other in a book. Search function and removing muscles function has been helfpul, I just wish you could add them back on one by one as well. Haven't used anything but skeletal and muscular system yet, but they're great! Even found some mistakes in my teacher's notes using this.

What's new

Bug fixing