ScanFlo Anatomy

The body, structure by structure.

About 1,400 structures from the BodyParts3D atlas, drawn in the browser by the same software renderer as the CT console, so it runs on an ordinary lab PC with no graphics card. Search a structure, isolate it, cut through it, pull the systems apart. Available now, alongside MRI and CT.

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ScanFlo Anatomy — Anterior · skeleton and viscera, stomach selected

ScanFlo Anatomy: anterior view of the skeleton and viscera with the stomach highlighted, the hierarchy tree on the left and layer toggles on the right

What it does

Built the way MRI and CT were built.

About 1,400 structuresThe BodyParts3D atlas, every structure named by its FMA id and arranged in one hierarchy from body to organ to segment
Search and isolateType a name or an FMA id, jump to the structure, and show it alone or with its parents and neighbours
Clip on any planeAxial, coronal and sagittal cutting planes expose a section the way a CT slice does
Explode by systemPull structures apart along their own axes to see how they nest, then put them back with one slider
No GPU neededRendered in software in Web Workers, like the CT volume renderer, so the lab PCs that run the consoles run the atlas
Linked to MRI, CT and assessmentA slice on the console locates itself in the atlas, the atlas hands a planning block back, and OSCE stations can drive it

From the atlas

Three views, one model.

ScanFlo Anatomy: an axial clipping plane through the upper abdomen seen from below, showing kidneys, liver, spine and aorta in section — Clip on any plane. An axial cut through the abdomen, seen from below: the same section a CT slice shows.

ScanFlo Anatomy: exploded view with only the skeletal and cardiovascular layers on, limbs and vessels pulled apart from the trunk — Explode by system. Skeleton and vessels only, pulled apart to show how they nest, then back with one slider.

ScanFlo Anatomy: left lateral view of the trunk with the hierarchy expanded to the stomach and the structure panel showing its FMA id and size — Every structure in one tree. The hierarchy follows the selection; the panel names it, gives its FMA id and its size.

Start with the atlas today.

Trial it free, or pick a plan. Pro and institutional plans put the atlas next to the MRI and CT consoles in one place. Want a demo for your department? Talk to us.

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