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Visual Muscles 3D app for iPhone and iPad


4.6 ( 4976 ratings )
Education Medical
Developer: Education Mobile
1.99 USD
Current version: 1.3, last update: 7 years ago
First release : 10 May 2013
App size: 70.43 Mb

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OVERVIEW:
Visual Muscles 3D is an image-based 3D interactive reference, and education tool. It has more than 500 high-resolution images. All are generated from virtual 3D muscle models. It covers 145 major muscles including both deep and superficial muscles with name, action, origin, insertion and nerve supply. It also include pronunciation guide for each muscle. In addition, more than 200 position quizzes are also included in this app. You can find out how fast you can identify the correct muscle location by given a muscle name. The 3D add-on allows you to rotate the model to view the virtual models in the different angles.

LANGUAGE: English, French, Spanish and German

USES:
This app’s primary use is as a learning tool but can also be used for any professional who needs the occasional reminder. Additionally, this app is ideal for physicians, educators or professionals, allowing them to visually show detailed areas to their patients or students - helping to educate or explain conditions, ailments and injuries.

FEATURES:
•High-resolution images.
•Pinch Zoom (allow you to use two finger to zoom in/out images).
•Audio: Pronunciation guide for each muscle.
•Position quiz with a timer.
•Interactive muscle highlighting tool (allow you to clearly see each muscle).
•3D rotational viewer.
•Quick Navigation - jump to a different region by selecting the thumbnail.
•Muscle list and search functions.
•No internet connection is required.
•Free periodic updates.


HOW TO USE:
The user is presented with high-quality 3D muscles images. The user can zoom in to any area by using two fingers to zoom in (pinch zoom) or tapping on the zoom in button and using the single finger panning function. The feature point (pin icon) can be selected by tapping on it and muscle is highlighted. Single muscle button can switch to the single muscle view mode. 3D mode button allows you to switch on/off the 3D rotational view mode. Detail button allows you to see the information of muscle name, action, origin, insertion and nerve supply.

Quiz instruction
You first press cross to select the muscle matched with the target muscle name (display in the text bar and pinch zoom is allowed). Then press the “Done” button to confirm your selection or wait for the time-out. Press “Next” button to go the next quiz.

FEEDBACK:
Im open to suggestions so dont hesitate to send me an e-mail if you have some feedbacks.

Pros and cons of Visual Muscles 3D app for iPhone and iPad

Visual Muscles 3D app good for

Am a massage therapist and needed something to show muscles to clients. This app is easy to use to make quick references. For what it is and for what I spent on it, am happy with what it does.
I am teaching an iPad enhanced anatomy and physiology lecture and labs this summer. I have been using it a lot in the muscles section for lab.
I love this app mostly because it allows me to "see" muscles. The app allows you to touch the muscle giving you the name & access to insertion/origin points. It is an invaluable learning tool for me so that I can know my body better & treat it accordingly when I have muscle tightness or pain.
With great images. Could offer better resources of visualization on angles of views.
This app is phenomenal! It helped me out big time in my exercise science class
Great app, will be quite useful as quick reference tool for myself and my patients. Only bug, rotation view - picture disappears when trying rotate image. Good work!

Some bad moments

As soon as you put two fingers to zoom in the screen goes white
Love the optics and images until I try 3D mode then the image collapses into the right lower corner and only a portion is visible, fix this and I will score it high
The app is riddled with bugs, and using it is a pain in the bottom.
I am currently in my first year of physical therapy school and taking gross anatomy. This app has been great to use for quick reviews and visual aid when in the lab. Great for anyone in professional school or undergrad!
I have had it less than 5 minutes and find it falls short already. I looked at the anterior upper leg and there is no rectus femoris. I just wasted 2 bucks.
This app is very cool but I would like more time for the quiz.