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Animated Anatomy

With millions of views and thousands of subscribers, advancing anatomical knowledge through 3D models, lessons and images.

3 Synchronized Formats of Anatomical Materials

We combined 3 different formats in a synchronized way for easier memorizing and learning


Anatomical 3d Models

Our 3D models are a foundation for our videos and anatomical illustrations. They were created over a span of 6 years and they include all major organ systems with their specific organs, anatomical features and locations marked.

The 3D models were created using accurate reference images but an artistic touch was added upon completion of the process and as a reference, sobotta illustrations were used.

3d models

Anatomical Videos

The anatomical videos were created using our very own 3D models and that way the studying is esentially synced across all 3 formats of anatomical media (3D models, Videos, Illustrations) on our platform.

The main narrator in most of our videos is Fahrice Dozic. In our recent video lectures new medical students have gotten the opportunity to teach and share their medical knowledge as well.

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Anatomical illustrations

Anatomical illustrations, also created using the 3D models but they were crafted in a standardized way so that they reflect the works of most famous anatomists such as Sobotta, Pernkopf and Grey.

With standard POV simulating the illustrations from anatomical atlases and text books, remembering is much easier. These illustrations can be turned into 3D models with just one click, allowing a better spatial understanding.

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We get recognition

Our work was featured in major national but also regional news outlets and media.


Anatomy is to physiology as geography is to history; it describes the theatre of events.

Jean Fernel

De Naturali Parte Medicinae Libri Septem (1542)

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