What are we Doing

In short — We are building an evidence-based 3D model of the human body, create high-quality, interactive illustrations of the model, and share them here to provide a resource for teaching and explaining anatomy.

Website Status

We have completed the articles on the human skeleton and continue to create pages on the joints and ligaments. Scroll the image gallery below to find the last five pages added to this website:

Costovertebral joints / 30-Jun-2021 Yellow ligaments / 12-Jul-2021 Inter-, supraspinal & nuchal joints / 28-Aug-2021 Zygapophyseal (facet) joints / 8-Sep-2021 Ligaments of the craniocervical junction / 7-Oct-2021

Please refer to the corresponding sections of the site navigation panel to see more high-quality interactive illustrations and get evidence-based information about the human anatomy.

Image Functionality

By clicking any illustration marked with an icon like this —

— you will toggle the visibility of markup & terminology comments.

In its turn by clicking this icon

you will download the presentation-friendly .png or .jpg image with comments.

Finally, below illustrations that have Latin terminology comments, you will find an expanding list of terms with translation into English:

The list of terms:

Anatomia clavis et clavus medicinae est – Anatomy is the key and rudder of medicine

All our original images are licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial 4.0 International License. That means you are free to use them for non-commercial purposes.