Anatomy by Region

Overview

The Anatomy by Region section provides interactive 3D models organised according to major anatomical areas, enabling focused exploration of individual body regions. Users can view structures in their natural spatial context and examine how bones, muscles, vessels and organs relate within confined anatomical spaces. This approach mirrors the way anatomy is learned in clinical examination and surgical training.

Key Features

Each regional collection allows rotation, isolation and detailed inspection of structures in the head, thorax, abdomen, pelvis, back and limbs. Layer controls reveal how tissues interconnect, while system toggles highlight key neurovascular and musculoskeletal pathways. This presentation supports targeted study of localised anatomy and precise understanding of regional boundaries.

Learning Focus

These models assist users in preparing for clinical assessments that rely on regional knowledge, such as surface anatomy, physical examination and surgical approaches. They support recognition of anatomical variation, deepen understanding of compartmental relationships and enhance learning for students, surgeons and allied health professionals.

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Head and Neck

Thorax

Back

Upper Limb

Lower Limb

Abdomen

Female Pelvis

Male Pelvis

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Illustration of the arterial supply to the anterior and posterior leg, highlighting the popliteal artery and its branches.
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Anterior Tibial Artery

by Harjinder Kondole

Illustration showing the deep branch of the radial nerve piercing the supinator muscle, identified as the posterior interosseous nerve.
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Posterior Interosseous Nerve

by Dr Oliver Jones

Illustration of the muscles of the anterior leg, including the anterior tibial artery.
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Tibialis Anterior

by Roxanne Salkeld