As an inherently 3D subject, anatomy cannot be appreciated with 2D representation alone. Anatomy also isn’t static, and its true beauty comes out when you see it functioning – which is often a greater challenge trying to explain. That’s why learners often replicate movements described in their textbooks or lectures to try to appreciate what is happening in 3D. Actions speak louder than words and that is exactly where Real-time Functional Anatomy can help you.
You can trial the early access version of Real-time Functional Anatomy for free by getting in touch today. We also are offering subscription packages with discounted pricing during the early access period – just use the link above to find out more. See a preview video below and scroll down for video of the resource in action.
What is Real-time Functional Anatomy?
Showcasing 3D anatomical movements like no other resource, Real-time Functional Anatomy will enable you to gain:
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- Holistic biomechanics knowledge through an interactive, manipulatable 3D model of the human body comprising every region and system, with structures that can be ghosted and dissected.
- Enhanced musculoskeletal anatomy understanding by observing functional movements from any angle and vantage point.
- Real-world skills by using 3D goniometers to view range of motion measurements.
This resource is perfect for:
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- Seeing movement from every perspective.
- Dissecting structures to appreciate joint movement details, from muscles to bones and ligaments.
- Practicing clinical scenarios with correct goniometer placement.
- Understanding joint limits with accurate range-of-motion angles.
- Building knowledge with detailed structure, movement and goniometer text.
Getting started with Real-time Functional Anatomy
Trialing Real-time Functional Anatomy? Check out our Quick Start video for tips to help you get started:
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