Spine & posture
Cervical & Lumbar Anatomy Atlas
Compare cervical and lumbar vertebrae, discs and neural relations through five labeled model-derived views.
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Spine & posture
Compare cervical and lumbar vertebrae, discs and neural relations through five labeled model-derived views.
Spine & posture
A separate cervical assembly preserves the different shape of C1, the dens of C2, and the lower cervical vertebrae. Compare this model with the lumbar spine using the linked atlas.
Neurorehabilitation
Trace bilateral corticospinal teaching pathways and compare them with cortical, capsular and brainstem source structures.
Spine & posture
Compare cervical and lumbar vertebrae, discs and neural relations through five labeled model-derived views.
Lower limb
Explore the anterior and posterior knee and an exposed tibial plateau with labeled menisci and cruciate ligaments.
Lower limb
Explore the anterior and posterior knee and an exposed tibial plateau with labeled menisci and cruciate ligaments.
Lower limb
Explore the anterior and posterior knee and an exposed tibial plateau with labeled menisci and cruciate ligaments.
Spine & posture
Explore five lumbar vertebrae, the sacrum, intervertebral discs, cauda equina and deep posterior muscles. Bone and disc surfaces come from BodyParts3D; multifidus and the disc nucleus are teaching overlays. Hide bone to inspect internal anatomy.
Neurorehabilitation
Trace bilateral corticospinal teaching pathways and compare them with cortical, capsular and brainstem source structures.
Neurorehabilitation
BodyParts3D cortical, capsular and brainstem structures with an authored bilateral corticospinal pathway overlay. The trajectories illustrate the sequence and crossing; they are not diffusion tractography, a complete connectome, or a prediction of stroke recovery.
Lower limb
Detailed source bone surfaces with individually selectable teaching reconstructions of the menisci and ligaments. Bone shafts are cropped for joint detail. Hide the femur and patella for a superior view of the tibial plateau. Soft-tissue overlays are illustrative, not measurement-grade.
Upper limb
Inspect the four rotator cuff muscles with the scapula, clavicle, humerus, deltoid, serratus anterior and trapezius. Source meshes retain their anatomical alignment. Superficial muscles start hidden so the cuff is visible.
Upper limb
Identify the four rotator cuff muscles and their bony landmarks, then reveal selected scapular and superficial muscles.
Upper limb
Identify the four rotator cuff muscles and their bony landmarks, then reveal selected scapular and superficial muscles.
Spine & posture
Compare cervical and lumbar vertebrae, discs and neural relations through five labeled model-derived views.
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