Neuroanatomy - 3D Brain аналитика приложений для 3 мая

EXPLORE THE HUMAN BRAIN IN 3D “Neuroanatomy - 3D Brain” is an interactive educational app designed for medical students, neuroscience students, and healthcare professionals who want a clear and intuitive way to study brain anatomy. Manipulate a detailed 3D brain model, select individual structures, and access concise, well-structured explanations based on established functional neuroanatomy references. CHANGE THE LANGUAGE IN SETTINGS The app is available in English, Spanish and Portuguese. DESIGNED FOR ACADEMIC LEARNING • High-quality 3D brain model • Tap any structure to highlight it • Isolate and toggle visibility of brain regions • Structured educational descriptions based on functional neuroanatomy literature • Instantly search for structures UNDERSTAND STRUCTURE AND FUNCTION Each brain structure includes: • Overview • Function • Key features • Clinical significance Information is presented in a clear, hierarchical format to reinforce learning and retention. BUILT FOR MOBILE DEVICES • Pinch to zoom • Drag to rotate • Smooth, touch-optimized controls • Clean, distraction-free interface WHO IS IT FOR? • Medical students • Neuroanatomy students • Neuroscience students • Biology students • Educators • Healthcare professionals AVAILABLE STRUCTURES • Right amygdala and olfactory tract • Left amygdala and olfactory tract • Anterior commissure • Brainstem • Cerebellum • Cerebral peduncle • Right cerebral hemisphere • Left cerebral hemisphere • Left choroid plexus • Right choroid plexus • Corpus callosum • Left cuneiform tubercle • Gracile tubercle • Left gracile tubercle • Right gracile tubercle • Hippocampus • Left indusium griseum • Right indusium griseum • Medulla oblongata • Left medulla • Left medullary pyramid • Right medullary pyramid • Optic nerve • Left putamen and caudate nucleus • Pons • Right putamen and caudate nucleus • Left substantia nigra • Right substantia nigra • Left subthalamic nucleus • Right subthalamic nucleus • Thalamus • Ventricular system of the brain