Let’s take a look at the story of our full female model in the media. READ POST
Guided Dissection: The Pelvis
In line with this summer’s theme of Inclusive Learning in Action, we have produced Guided Dissection: The Pelvis, a Course that places female pelvic anatomy center-stage.READ POST
Alice Roberts Course Update
In celebration of our complete female model, the team at Complete Anatomy have collaborated with TV anatomist, Professor Alice Roberts, to create our very first course utilizing female anatomy.READ POST
Palmar Aponeurosis Snippet
Beneath the skin on the palm of your hand lies the palmar aponeurosis. In the central part of the deep fascia, this thickened structure is highly specialized. It is in the shape of a triangle and protects underlying neurovasculature and tendinous structures. With its firm attachment to the palmar skin, it provides an improvement on grip. READ POST
World Health Day 2022
World Health Day is celebrated annually, and each year draws attention to a specific health concern around the world. The theme for 2022 is Our Planet, Our Health.READ POST
Mother’s Day 2022
Grandmothers, Mothers, Stepmothers, Adopted Mothers, and Carers. Every Mother looks different for every family, and there are many ways to become a mother. As we celebrate Mother’s Day, we look at the miracle of Pregnancy.READ POST
International Women’s Day 2022
Today being International Women’s Day, 3D4Medical would like to celebrate some of the women who have made profound discoveries in the field of science. READ POST
New Course on female anatomy coming soon
With the release of the new full female model, we began our journey to level the playing field in anatomical content, bringing balance to the representation of male and female anatomy.READ POST
Understanding “Whiplash”
The term “Whiplash” is commonly used to describe a hyperextension injury of the neck. It is a non-medical term that describes the sudden whipping movement of the head and neck upon impact.READ POST
Carpal Tunnel Syndrome
Did you know that the carpal tunnel is a passageway in your wrist? READ POST