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A very BASIC software that tries to impress you with color contrast rather than useful, in depth detail. Once you purchase it, it tries to trap you with higher annual subscription rate where they promise you things, but will not allow you to try it for more than 72 hours (this including your sleeping time & your work time) in order to make you feel guilty that it’s your fault you did not utilize the software enough to see if it is worth the annual purchase. I strongly suggest that you pass on this high school level software and instead put your money on a better anatomy software that delivers finer and detailed level of information without wasting the storage space on your phone
I bought this app to use on my iPad and iPhone. It is always crashing and will never work for my iPhone no matter what I do. The app is mostly a great resource when it works with the exception of studying the sensory organs, being able to look at the brain, not the skull portion which is where it always reverts back to when I tap on a structure. Plus there are no models of the eye or ear itself that I can view on the atlas. While a good resource, with its constant crashing and lack of above mentioned functionality, to me it wasn’t worth the money I paid for the app and the student license. Very disappointed.
I’d like a cadaver “skin” option and they really should have thought the pop-up info window that takes up the entire screen in AR mode a little better. Edit: To clarify, I mean “skin” not in the integumentary sense, but rather computer graphics sense. I’d like the option to turn on photorealistic shading, texture, and coloration that looks more like the cadavers do in the cadaver lab. Arteries and nerves the same color (more or less), veins blueish/black, etc. Basically I wish you could hit a button and turn it from “beautifully illustrated anatomy textbook” to look more like the Mark Nielsen/Shawn Miller cadaver photos lecture that they have available for purchase. In an ideal world, they’d make the muscles floppy, flaccid, or even give the option to show what the muscle looks like when atrophied (like they often are with elderly donors in the lab), but this would be a pretty deep rewrite of the 3D models, compared to the more “doable” updating of the model textures. Last gripe: I wish you could temporarily disable bones and muscles from being selected (while still having them visible for reference). I don’t have particularly fat fingers, but if I’m studying nerves, it’s almost impossible to select a nerve without zooming in 1000% just to make sure you’re don’t select the bone/muscles nearby instead.
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