3D Anatomy

I find this App so very helpful for a couple of reasons. 1) My wife is a registered nurse, and the medical profession speaks a different language than lay people. When she starts talking about this and that I use this App to find out where and what is the subject of discussion. 2) Being someone that has had eighteen surgeries I learned a long time ago that you, or a love one, must become an advocate about your own health. Doctors are people which means there are some exceptional, great, and superior. There also are some not so much. That said today’s time Doctors are rushed. I won’t get into a lengthy discussion but Today’s medical care finds a lot of Doctors focusing on “moving them all through so you can get to the next one. CEO’s and Insurance Companies have $omething e$le as the target. With that in mind, be an advocate, research the Doctor’s Health Grades, and the Hospital’s Infection Rate. And use this App when you hear medical language.

Honestly, what I wrote in the Title space conveys how much I like this app. I'm not a doctor & I don't play one on TV. Having a debilitating chronic condition for decades, I am now a very knowledgeable patient. This app has helped me so much. I use this app in Doc appts. For the Doc To Show me something or for me to show in better detail what/where a problem it is &/or have a question about. My wife just broke her arm & just showed me a screenshot from this app that she had her doc write on when explaining everything to her. In turn she showed it to me & I totally understood what the situation is. It's a terrific app!!

I am very impressed with the art work and the beautiful look of this app. We are learning a lot of things from the application of all the various layers. I love that you can highlight something and get information and rotate the form to see all the angles. The feature where you can make the item transparent and remove it entirely and put it back is an unexpected and fabulous addition! We are casual users and so not expecting a ton of clinical information, but I think it would be absolutely awesome if it were possible to put the system, or muscle, etc. into motion! I do get frustrated at the sensitivity of rotation. I wish there was a "hold" function where you could freeze a view in place while you look more closely. We have tried to save certain views for later review, but that function doesn't seem to be working?? All in all, I'm loving this the more I use it. Great job developers!