At 3D4Medical, we have been hard at work enhancing the process of saving content to ensure a seamless experience for our educators. What’s new? Our latest update includes changes to Save Screen, Quiz and Question popovers.  These changes are aimed at streamlining and simplifying the process of saving content. In the latest version, the popover […]READ POST

Reflection As International Women’s Day is celebrated this month, we thought it was the perfect time to reflect on the impact that the release of the female model has had so far, and if one year later we are on the right track to hit our goals that we had set before the release. When […]READ POST

Since the release of our new model customization options, the most frequently asked question is: “Why does this matter if we’re all the same underneath?”READ POST

At Complete Anatomy, we want to help students to be better prepared for medical practice in the real world. The next step on this journey is model customization, which we’re excited to release as part of Complete Anatomy 2023. READ POST

The wonderful variety of humans goes way beyond the surface, but we’re starting with the skin. Although we can’t quite capture everyone who walks this planet, we’ve made a start with the ability to customize your model by choosing a set of physical attributes. It’s anatomy like you’ve never learned it before! READ POST

Did you know that you can change the physical attributes of your model at any time? Whether you want to diversify your curriculum, or simply want a fresh face to learn from, it’s easy to switch it up as you want, when you want. READ POST

In November 2021, we took our first step towards equality in anatomy education with our revolutionary full 3D female model. Today, our award-winning platform is taking another step towards broader representation.  READ POST

In addition to English, Chinese and Spanish, you can now set the language to French or German, making our product more accessible to those studying anatomy in these languages. READ POST

Let’s take a look at the story of our full female model in the media. READ POST

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