OpenDissectGuided 3D anatomy lessons: heart and ECG, brain, limbs and abdomen
26 short lessons taught like at the dissection table: one idea per step, the structure lit up in 3D, why surgeons care, and a quiz. Free.
The 3D model turns, lights up each structure and labels it while you read. Free, in your browser, with a short quiz at the end.
Start the lesson in 3D →Abdomen
The coeliac trunk and the blood supply of the upper abdomen8 minMidgut and hindgut: the mesenteric arteries and the colon7 minLiver, gallbladder and the bile ducts6 minThe anterior abdominal wall and safe laparoscopic ports5 minThe inguinal region and Hesselbach’s triangle8 min
Lower limb
The hip joint for surgeons8 minThe femoral triangle and the front of the thigh6 minThe knee: ligaments, menisci and the popliteal fossa7 minLeg and ankle: compartments, nerves and ankle ligaments6 minThe sprained ankle: ligaments, tendons and nerves of the ankle and foot9 min
Upper limb
The shoulder: rotator cuff, deltoid and the axillary nerve6 minThe three nerves of the hand: median, ulnar and radial7 minCarpal tunnel syndrome: the tunnel, the median nerve and the release9 minThe brachial plexus: roots, trunks, cords and the nerves of the arm10 min
Heart & ECG
The heart and its coronary arteries8 minMyocardial infarction: the ECG, the wall and the culprit artery12 minThe QRS axis: where it points and why7 minCoronary angiography: the standard projections9 minEchocardiography: the standard views and the coronary territories8 minThe conduction system: nodes, bundles and heart block9 minAuscultation: the five areas and the classic murmurs7 minHeart procedures: pericardiocentesis, sternotomy and bypass grafts7 min