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BarB BVBA
Needle muscles and unlock full version
Patients can mark pain areas on a 3D model to identify affected muscles. Therapists can view muscle anatomy, referred pain patterns, and associated symptoms. The includes a free version with 12 muscles and an option to purchase the full version.
Dynamoid, LLC
Zoom into human bones and cells.
The app explores human bones, bone healing, and cells within organs. It is an adaptation of the original Powers of Minus Ten for the show Scientastic!.
NYSORA Inc
Scan, view, and interpret images
Learn fundamentals including physics and device operation. Follow step-by-step guides for vascular access and emergency protocols like eFAST and BLUE. Access diagnostic tools for heart, lungs, abdomen, brain, and vessels.
Luke Allen
Explore with high-res images
Access detailed anatomical illustrations and complete text for study. Scroll through thumbnails for quick navigation. View high-resolution images optimized for iOS devices.
FarSight XR, LLC
Explore AR content with interactive books
Explore interactive 3D models of reptiles, amphibians, tide pools, human anatomy, and the solar system using augmented reality. Tap to interact with models, view animations with sound, and access detailed content from printed materials.
Higher Learning Technologies, Inc.
Study with detailed images and notes
View detailed anatomical images with labeled structures. Access descriptions of anatomical features. Explore correlations for real-world applications. Study using a regional approach aligned with textbooks.
Real Bodywork
Learn about the human musculo-skeletal system.
The app offers five learning methods: VIEWER, ACTIONS, 3-D MODELS, QUIZZES, and MEDIA. Users can explore 145 muscles and bones with detailed information and view animations of body actions.
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