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Transform your courses with real anatomy visualized in 3D!

 

For on and off campus learning

 

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Engage Your Anatomy Lab and Classroom
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We Simplify Anatomy Education for Students and Instructors with Our Easy-to-Use 3D Anatomy Learning Platform

 


Do you and your students struggle with...

  • Gaining access to anatomical resources?
  • Low classroom engagement and test scores?
  • Restrictive funding to acquire new resources?
  • Comprehending and retaining course material?
  • Outdated or ineffective classroom technology?
  • The cost and difficulty of running a cadaver lab?
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BodyViz was a better fit for us because it isn’t confined to a table, like many of the other virtual anatomy solutions, and can adapt to all of our anatomy courses in any environment.

Blue Mountain College

BodyViz is 100% interactive. You do your best learning through active learning, where you are interacting with and you are engaging in the material.

University of Texas Health Science Center at San Antonio 

Not only is BodyViz important for our current class, it is key to preparing our students for what they will see in their clinicals and rotations.

Creighton University School of Medicine

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Provide students with unlimited access to 3D anatomical resources using computers and tablets.
Increase Comprehension

Virtually dissect, explore, and study from thousands of examples of real human and animal anatomy visualized in 3D.

Transfer Skill

Prepare students for post-academic success by familiarizing them with pathology, injury, variants and more.

BodyViz Revolutionizes Anatomy Education

for All Academic Levels

 

Real Human and Veterinary Anatomy Visualized in 3D

 

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Carpal Tunnel Syndrome

May 20, 2024

In this Brain Builder we will briefly discuss the muscles of the hand. Then we will discuss the anatomy of the carpal tunnel. Finally, we will discuss the symptoms, causes, and treatments for carpal tunnel syndrome. Carpal Tunnel Syndrome (CTS) is a common problem affecting hand function. CTS is caused by compression of the median nerve at the wrist. As a result of this compression, hand and wrist pain and other symptoms associated with carpal tunnel syndrome make movements of the hand and wrist quite problematic.

The Integument and Eczema

April 22, 2024

In this Brain Builder we will discuss the layers of the skin and the accessory structures of the skin that are responsible for protecting the skin. Then we will discuss what eczema is and its different forms. Finally, we will discuss eczema’s symptoms, causes, and treatments.