I use CompleteAnatomy23 extensively in teaching residents and students especially prior to performing injections. This really helps the patients understand better their own anatomy.
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I use it across platforms (iPhone, iPad and windows 10). I really enjoy CompleteAnatomy23 and find great utility with it in teaching not only the residents and students I work with but also showing the images to patients.
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I honestly don’t need to make full use of all of the apps capabilities the few things I do use it for are now only 50% operative. An incredible bummer because CompleteAnatomy23 is actually the only reason I now understand what my textbooks have been showing me from that specific view. It worked at first - I only discovered the cross-sectional view this morning but now at 5:30 in the evening it no longer works. I select the cross-section option in order to see the body habitus transversely and CompleteAnatomy23 closes out completely every time. Again, I’m in school for sonography so being able to locate organs from the transverse view is important. I gave it three stars for one reason only: it keeps crashing. With CompleteAnatomy23 I feel like relevances has been introduced for the first time. With my textbooks and class lectures, I’ve just been flash carding everything in my head because alot of the information feels like disjointed information. I don’t feel like I’m memorizing things either when I gain an understanding of something then it sticks in my head so much better. I wasn’t expecting CompleteAnatomy23 to do that and so much more.
If it can help all of these med students then surely it could help me. I’ve never paid for an app before but I’m in school to become a Registered Diagnostic Sonographer and I needed something a bit more in-depth, yet, basically “dummy proof” in explaining blood vessel connections and course. Subscriptions are charged annually and automatically renew unless auto-renew is turned off at least 24-hours before the end of the current period.
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Pro license includes all the benefits of the student license plus a license to use in clinical practice for patient education and a license to present/teach in the classroom, lab, or lecture theatre Student license includes access to 3D models across all available platforms, all courses, access to over 1,500 videos, and access to the vast library of curated learning material Available in English, French, German, Spanish, and Chinese languages Complete courses delivered by leading experts in human anatomy, point of care ultrasound, cadaveric imagery, clinical correlates, and many more Over 1,500 clinical videos on cardiology, orthopedics, ophthalmology, dentistry, and fitness
AR mode including multiuser AR on compatible devices Dissection courses on the abdomen and female pelvic regions Female anatomy course presented by Professor Alice Roberts Living, beating, dissectible human heart in full 3D Detailed and complete human anatomy models The app is available in English, French, German, Spanish, and Chinese languages. The app also includes a female anatomy course presented by Professor Alice Roberts, dissection courses on the abdomen and female pelvic regions, an atlas of over 700 screens, radiology, dynamic cross-sections, real-time muscle motion, insertion and origin mapping, bone surface and landmark mapping, 12 layered systems, nerve tracer, blood supply tracer, 28 stunning microscopic anatomy models, AR mode including multiuser AR on compatible devices, over 1,500 clinical videos on cardiology, orthopedics, ophthalmology, dentistry, and fitness, and complete courses delivered by leading experts in human anatomy, point of care ultrasound, cadaveric imagery, clinical correlates, and many more. It features the most detailed and complete human anatomy models, with thousands of individual interactive structures, including a living, beating, dissectible human heart in full 3D. What is Complete Anatomy 23? The Complete Anatomy app is a 3D anatomy platform designed for remote teaching and learning.
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