Anatomy by Structure

Overview

The Anatomy by Structure section organises 3D models according to major structural systems, enabling clear, comparative study of skeletal, muscular, cardiovascular, nervous and lymphatic components. By isolating one system at a time, users can appreciate organisational patterns, functional groupings and the architecture of individual tissues. This approach supports both foundational understanding and clinically applied learning.

Key Features

Users can isolate entire systems with a single selection, rotate them freely and explore specific components in detail. Layer controls enable granular exploration of bones, muscles, vessels or nerves without the distraction of surrounding structures. This structured view highlights connectivity, branching patterns and mechanical relationships relevant to clinical reasoning.

Learning Focus

These models support systematic study for examinations that require system-based anatomical knowledge, such as identifying nerve pathways, vascular territories or muscular compartments. They allow learners to build a clear mental model of each structure type before integrating that understanding across the whole body.