Observed arrival · 2026-10-18
Anatomo: a French-language 3D anatomy atlas
An interactive anatomy atlas lets health students explore labeled structures and quiz themselves on the upper limb.
- For
- French-speaking health students
- Worth noticing
- Search recognizes older classroom terms, English names, and FMA identifiers alongside current French names.
Field notes
The page separates structure exploration from recall practice: visitors can filter bones, muscles, arteries, veins, or nerves, then locate a named item on the model. Its humerus example also marks landmarks by type and lists them in a legend. Search is designed to bridge terminology, recognizing older classroom names, English names, and FMA identifiers alongside current French names. Whole-body coverage, anatomical cuts, and offline use are described as app features, not demonstrated here.
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