Also impressive is the animations showing how the muscles operate. I am a faculty member teaching Point of Care ultrasound to medical students and residents and physicians and I found the app very helpful to review anatomical details and also to develop course content.

It would be very helpful to have corresponding ultrasound images in both labeled and unlabeled format with some animations in augmented reality for the ultrasound images with both normal and pathological findings. Point of care is a rapidly growing area of ultrasound and will be an integral part of medical education as well as education for medical residents and so it would be great to have that feature as well. Something to look into and if you need any tips you can look at some ultrasound simulation products by companies like Simbionix 3D systems and CAE. For sure that feature would be welcomed by the medical community and will address a real need in medical education. Seriously the BEST app for anatomy hands down! Not only does it give you names of everything in the body, but also names of specific locations as well.Īlso, very useful for muscle attachments, origin, etc. The AR is pretty cool too, but all this for. If you have an interest in a health profession that you need to remember or study these things, this is an absolute must. Really wish my bio classes in college had this app as part of the required class materials. I usually don't write reviews, but after using this app I thought it deserved some appreciation. The below chart displays the human circulatory system and the anatomy of the human body as it pertains to the movement of blood.

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