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Complete Anatomy 2022 (New) |
This anatomy learning platform provides 3D human anatomy models with over 17,000 interactive structures including a living, beating, dissectible human heart, microscopic anatomy models, radiological images, clinical videos, and courses on anatomy, physiology and pathology. More information: Complete Anatomy Guide Installation Procedures 1. You must complete the registration procedures within CUHK network or CUHK VPN connected to gain full access of the content. 2. Use any PC in the Library or connect your device with CUHK Wi-Fi network (CUHK, CUHKa or CUHK1x) or CUHK VPN (not SSL VPN). 3. If you are using macOS with CUHK VPN, please make sure the highlighted option below is checked under VPN "advanced settings". After the changes, please restart your device, wait for some time for cache clearing before retry. 4. Select and install the appropriate app, open to get started and register for an account with your CUHK email account (@link.cuhk.edu.hk or @cuhk.edu.hk). 5. A verification email will be sent to your registered email address. Check your inbox and follow the steps to verify. |
Visible Body Mobile Apps
For details of the installation procedure, please visit this page.
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2020 Atlas Perpetual (New) |
This is the 2020 version of Human Anatomy Atlas. It includes comprehensive male and female 3D gross anatomy models, select microanatomy of tissues and organs, cadaver slices and diagnostic images, and a new Augmented Reality Gross Anatomy Lab.
System requirements for iPhone/iPad and Android.
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This is the 2018 version of Muscle Premium. It includes true 3D models of hundreds of muscles, bones, ligaments, bursa and nerves, with a video series showing common pathologies and anatomy of muscle and bones.
For Organizations - 2016 Skeleton Premium |
Skeleton Premium provides animations and illustrations that explain the anatomy and pathologies of bones, ligaments and synovial joints. (Size: 298 MB)
Grays Anatomy Student Edition |
Gray's Anatomy, the renowned classic anatomical book first published in 1858, is now available on mobile devices using the highest resolution images possible.