The 3D applications from ec-europe contain an outstanding collection of detailed three-dimensional anatomical images that will allow users to explore organs and systems of the human body

The support provided by the images is critical to a better understanding of content. This is especially important in the medical field where concepts are difficult to understand for most patients. Since its inception, ec-europe has become known for creating medical illustrations to support healthcare professionals in their educational work.
The emergence of touchscreen mobile devices allows users to explore three-dimensional anatomical models from their tablets. The 3D application uses the touchscreen to rotate and zoom in on a large collection of anatomical structures. The illustrations help patients to understand how the various layers and organs that form a system in the human body are organised. The application also contains additional information about the pathologies that can affect each system within the body. The purpose of the application is to provide doctors with a tool that helps them in their everyday communication with patients.
Features
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iOS
The 3D applications were developed to facilitate an understanding of human anatomical structures and possible pathologies.
Apart from 3D anatomical models, it provides additional content that describes the main features of a disease and all the anatomical changes that occur during it.
The application contains interactive tools and illustrations that allow patients to explore the anatomy of the various systems of the human body as an aid to understand diseases, their diagnosis and treatment.
Tools
Pushpin icon
Touch actions
Tools
The user can select various actions to execute on a selected element, allowing them to show and hide elements of the three-dimensional model, individually or in groups. When exploring anatomical models, tapping a certain part shows a key with a description.
List of additional content
The application displays a list of all the pictures and videos it contains. It allows searches for specific content and, during a query, it shows the location of the result in the anatomical model where the pushpin icon is displayed. The application allows the user to e-mail medical illustrations with explanatory texts.