Apps Like Anatomy Reference Guide for iPhone and iPad
Explore muscles and bones in 3D
Explore detailed 3D models of the skeletal and musculoskeletal systems. Rotate models for 360-degree views. View bones in anterior, lateral, and posterior perspectives. Identify eight layers of muscles with clear labels.
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Explore 3D models of the human to study anatomy and cardiovascular systems. Interact with the Human Model to examine treatment options, simulate medical devices, and analyze real-world conditions.
Identify body areas with pain. Get detailed information about muscles and ligaments. Learn about potential injuries and treatments. Access a network of doctors, trainers, and facilities for professional advice.
- Lose offers daily video-based routines targeting all major muscle groups. Users can follow 3D animated guides for exercises requiring no equipment. Routines include warm-up and stretching segments.
Create personalized workout plans with pre-designed routines. Add custom exercises and schedule workouts. Track progress with detailed logs and performance metrics. Access monthly updates with new exercises and workout plans.
Learning provides 560 diagrams and for studying body systems. Users can browse diagrams by body part including head and neck, thorax, abdomen, arm, and leg. Features include zooming, rotating, and labeling structures for review and revision.
Human with detailed muscle information. Explore by region including head, neck, thorax, abdomen, spine, upper and lower extremities. Each muscle includes origin, insertion, action, and innervation details.
Learn daily exercises to relieve pain and retrain muscle memory through guided videos. Track progress with built-in tools. Access anatomical explanations and adjust routines based on individual needs.