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Download Complete Anatomy Guide

The document provides instructions for downloading and using the Complete Anatomy app. It describes the setup process which involves downloading the app, signing up for a free account, and starting the app. It then explains the different sections and tools available in the app interface.

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LILIANA DEWI
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Tutorials

Discover how the world’s most advanced 3D anatomy platform with full female
model and newly added radiology images advancing the anatomy learning.

Setup guide

1 Download the App to enjoy three days trial


Download Complete Anatomy for free

2 Sign up
Complete the “sign up for free” process using your email address

3 Start
Your license will be automatically activated. Using Complete Anatomy!
Infobox
You will see information on the structure, and system-specific tools such as Muscle Motion,
Origin and Insertion, and Bone Parts and Surfaces, depending on the type of structure selected.

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1. Infobox 3. Preset Views


The title of the structure appears at the top of the infobox in At the bottom of the panel you can access preset views of the
Chinese, English and Latin. selection using the thumbnails displayed.

2. System-specific Tools 4. Body Systems


Includes Muscle Motion, Origin and Insertion, Bone Parts and Explore 12 anatomical models of muscles, blood vessels, nerves,
Surfaces functionalities. organs of the body.

Muscle Motion 5. View Options


You can choose a different motion from the infobox, control the Allow you to customize your view of the selection with different
motion using the controls at the bottom of the screen, or explore effect. You can reset the views of all structures in a system using
the motion by rotating and panning around the model. the Systems Menu or reset all structures (including Tool editing)
using the Reset button.
Muscle Origin & Insertion
Origin and Insertion points are available as a layer of the Skeletal Hide: Hide Removes the selected structure from view.
System. Tap the Skeletal System icon, and press the “+” button to
view the Insertion layers (the fourth layers of the system). Then Fade: Fade Makes the selected structure semi-transparent.
press the “-” back to the origin.
Isolate: Isolate Allows you to view your selection in detail
without additional structures.
Bone Parts, Surfaces & Landmarks
You will be taken into Isolate Mode to view the Part, Surface, or Hide Others: Hide Others Hides all other structures from view.
Landmark more clearly.
Fade Others: Fade Others Fades all other visible structures
Hub

Hub includes Search, Tools, Library, Store and Setting.


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[Link]
Quickly find structures, body areas, Screens, and Quizzes using the Search function.

2. Tools
Include Annotate Tools, Cutting Tools, Growth Tools and Other Tools. Clicking Undo to return to previous steps or initial page.

Annotate Tools
(1) Pen: Use 2D or 3D pens to do annotation on human anatomy flexibly. (3) Textbox: Type a note and add it to your model.
(2) Labels: Add labels and save as your view of a structure. (4) Sketch:Sketch your thoughts to remember key details.

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Growth Tools
Cutting Tools
(7) Growth: Modelling cell growth on model structures to
(5) Cut & Dissect: Cut the model to explore structural connections
mimic pathology.
throughout the models, and even simulating surgical procedures
(8) Spurs: Draw 3D bone spurs directly on the skeleton to
(6) Fracture: Cut bones in fractures to simulate injures and conditions.
simulate the effects of arthritis.

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Other Tools
(9) Pain: Display pain points with illustrations and
animations in the model.
(10) Discover: Create a portal view of the body to view and
select layers of the anatomy beneath the surface.
(11) Import: Import images to match the models to reality.
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Hub

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(12) Screen
3. Library Enhance your learning by exploring public and group-shared screens.
From the main menu on the right side of the screen, click
“Library” to discover anatomical knowledge or learning (13) Quizzes
contents, such as courses, content, Altas, videos and Test your knowledge by taking a quiz shared by the public, by
radiology. 3D4Medical, or by your groups.

Filter

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(14) Courses
Series of guided Lectures through anatomical topics, (17) Videos
created by subject matter experts Access over 1,500 detailed Videos. Search by name, sort by
most popular, name, most recent etc. Or use filter to find
(15) Content what you want.
You can search by name. Sort by resources (screens, quizzes or
questions) and filter by resources, group or models to find
what you want. (18) Radiology
Explore a set of radiographic images to easily compare their
(16) Atlas structure to a 3D model.
Atlas display all prefab 3D model views. You can search by name,
sort by suggested, name or most recent and filter by regional models
or micromodel to quickly find the screen view you want.

Common questions

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The Cutting Tools in Complete Anatomy benefit surgical education by allowing students and practitioners to explore structural connections through simulations of surgical procedures. They can cut and dissect models virtually, which aids in understanding complex anatomical relationships without physical specimens, thus enhancing practical skills in a risk-free environment .

The Growth Tools feature in Complete Anatomy can be used to model cell growth on anatomical structures to mimic pathology, simulating how a disease might affect bodily tissues over time. Additionally, users can draw 3D bone spurs on the skeleton to simulate the effects of arthritis, providing a realistic depiction of such conditions .

Complete Anatomy integrates radiology images with its 3D models by providing a dedicated Radiology tool that allows users to compare radiographic images with 3D anatomical views. This comparison helps users understand anatomical structures in different contexts and enhances their educational experience by providing a multi-dimensional study approach .

Complete Anatomy employs 3D modeling to illustrate the impact of conditions like arthritis by enabling users to draw 3D bone spurs directly on the skeleton. This visualization mechanism simulates the structural changes caused by arthritis, providing a vivid educational tool for understanding the physical impact of such conditions .

Complete Anatomy supports interactive learning through tools like Annotate and Textbox by enabling users to make notes directly on the anatomical models. Users can utilize 2D or 3D pens for annotation, and type notes to remember key details, enhancing engagement and retention of anatomical knowledge .

Complete Anatomy uses its Courses feature to offer a series of guided lectures created by experts, providing a structured approach to learning anatomical topics. The Atlas feature displays preset 3D model views, allowing users to search, sort, and filter these views to enhance understanding of diverse anatomical structures, supporting a comprehensive educational framework .

Complete Anatomy facilitates exploration of muscle motion by allowing users to choose and control different motions through interactive controls, such as rotating and panning. Users can also explore motion by accessing tools like Muscle Origin & Insertion, which highlight origin and insertion points on the skeletal system, providing a comprehensive understanding of muscle dynamics .

Public and group-shared screens in Complete Anatomy enhance collaborative learning by enabling users to explore and discuss anatomical models collectively. This feature allows sharing of insights and annotations among peers, facilitating a community-based approach to learning, where students and educators can interact and learn from each other's perspectives .

Complete Anatomy offers functionalities such as Preset Views, View Options, and system-specific tools for customizing and personalizing anatomical views. Users can access preset views through thumbnails, and utilize the Hide, Fade, Isolate, Hide Others, and Fade Others options to modify visibility and detail of structures to suit learning needs .

Preset Views and the System Menu in Complete Anatomy are significant for providing intuitive navigation and efficient workflow management. Preset Views allow quick access to specific anatomical perspectives, while the System Menu enables users to reset views and easily switch between different anatomical models, enhancing the user interaction by making the software more accessible and customizable .

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