3D Anatomy Reviews

I am very impressed with the art work and the beautiful look of 3DAnatomy. We are learning a lot of things from the application of all the various layers. I love that you can highlight something and get information and rotate the form to see all the angles. The feature where you can make the item transparent and remove it entirely and put it back is an unexpected and fabulous addition! We are casual users and so not expecting a ton of clinical information, but I think it would be absolutely awesome if it were possible to put the system, or muscle, etc. into motion! I do get frustrated at the sensitivity of rotation. I wish there was a "hold" function where you could freeze a view in place while you look more closely. We have tried to save certain views for later review, but that function doesn't seem to be working?? All in all, I'm loving this the more I use it. Great job developers!

Honestly, what I wrote in the Title space conveys how much I like 3DAnatomy. I'm not a doctor & I don't play one on TV. Having a debilitating chronic condition for decades, I am now a very knowledgeable patient. 3DAnatomy has helped me so much. I use 3DAnatomy in Doc appts. For the Doc To Show me something or for me to show in better detail what/where a problem it is &/or have a question about. My wife just broke her arm & just showed me a screenshot from 3DAnatomy that she had her doc write on when explaining everything to her. In turn she showed it to me & I totally understood what the situation is. It's a terrific app!!

3DAnatomy really helps me. I have back problems and arthritis. I work out a lot and when I get pain I can go to 3DAnatomy and look up the area of pain to find out if it is my arthritis or a muscle strain or I can double check the nerves in the area to make sure they are not inflamed and the cause of the pain. Once I find out if it’s muscle related I can look up on the internet for causes and treatments for it. Very great app for a lay person.

When I'm having different issues with some muscle groups, I'll look her to find which ones are affecting me so when I see the doctor I have a better way to tell him tan just saying somewhere around here. Great for students also

There are so many different ways to locate the different parts of the body. So many ways to see which muscles lay on top of which organs and which muscles support which bones. I’m studying to be a certified personal trainer and 3DAnatomy is helping quite a bit.

Such a great app. It is perfect for anyone studying anatomy. No need for flash cards. You have this with you at all times so you can study while waiting anywhere. Wish there was a way to express the gratitude for the work that went into this. The information is priceless.

I really like 3DAnatomy , it allows the user to point and then remove body part if needed to find the underlying muscles etc . It allows to zoom, tilt and turn body - just very user friendly

This is a great way to learn about the layers of the human body. I love how you can select specific parts and either examine it in detail and bring up data or choose to remove it to see more behind it. The option to select specific systems for viewing on the check list is very useful.

Annoying pop up asking for feedback constantly. Besides, 3DAnatomy is excellent and I use it almost everyday.
I hope this takes care of the feedback issue.

I use it for the muscular system only and it’s worth the $3.99 to hear the audio of each muscle. Using it for my NASM (National Academy of Sports Medicine) study material and it’s a huge help for studying anatomy and physiology. So helpful to have 360 degree rotation too. Will use 3DAnatomy to educate future personal training clients as well.

The female version needs to actually use a female model not put female parts on a male structure. And the breast for the female isn't really looking like a breast. If anything I would be happy enough if the female model was added so we don't have a weird male model with female parts.

Wish I had this during my first year in dental school for gross. Now I use it before workouts to identify muscle groups. Very user friendly and full of a lot of great info. Highly recommended for those who'd like a closer look at what we're made of.

3DAnatomy is fantastic for learning not only all of the muscles but their points of origin and how they function. It's hard to even find websites that do as good of a job as 3DAnatomy does. If you can find them they're expensive.

The information is amazing and the layout is great as well. The only complaint I have is that it is hard to turn the body to different sides as the figure rotates weird and is hard to control

When I looked at the description of the content of 3DAnatomy, it mentions circulation. However, it failed to mention it was not a comprehensive list of circulatory system blood vessels. It only deals with the direct heart relationship and nowhere else in the body. I'm very disappointed with this. I paid $3.99 for this to not get what I want and need. I would gladly pay this for a version with complete circulatory blood vessels.

App has never let me down. I refer to it often. Navigation can feel weird but I can’t think of a better way. Great job on 3DAnatomy !

This is a very useful app for someone with a basic knowledge of anatomy looking for a bit of a deeper dive. It's not a substitute for detailed training and education, but it helps educated novices such as myself understand some of the things my doctor discusses.

Great app for those I the medical field.
I use it frequently to help explain anatomy to my patients. The quality graphics help me educate them so their issues can be easily understood.

grow and build your skills through this great app. Downloaded 6 others before getting to this one. It’s by far the best

I teach dance, and I am constantly pulling 3DAnatomy up to show students musculo-skeletal structure. It helps them understand where movement occurs in the body, and generally engages them in a way that mere imagery does not.

This has helped me in school and at work with remembering muscles and origin, insertion and action. My kids play with it trying to figure out muscles and bones. They love how you can flip it all around to really realize the lateral and medial muscles.

I've been looking for this exact app! So much! So informative, thorough yet easy to use. Extremely beautiful job! Thank you because now I can stop looking for this!

I absolutely love 3DAnatomy. I use it regularly on both a personal and professional basis. It is clear, concise, and easy to understand. Also makes a great study aid for anatomy.

I’ve only had it a few days and have already explored for many hours. Really really cool app. So much information it seems endless.