Human Anatomy Atlas 2020 Alternatives

The Open Anatomy Project is an ambitious project to fundamentally change the anatomy atlas through open data.

Groundbreaking platform for anatomy education and reference. The one time purchase offer more things than the free trial obviously but less than the subscription.

With over 8,200 structures, our highly accurate, immersive and visually stunning app is the gold standard in medical reference applications.

Zygote Body is a free web service enabling 3D visualization of human anatomy. Operating on Web-GL enabled browsers such as Google’s Chrome and Apple’s Safari, Zygote Body first made its debut as Google Body.

3D Organon is the all-in-one solution for learning clinical, topographic and systems-based anatomy. You can now visualize the skeletal system, muscles, vessels, nerves, and other organs in 3D. Delve into the human model and see what you are made of.

AnatomyTOOL (Topic Oriented Open Learning) is a platform for learning and teaching of Anatomy that offers open, quality reviewed, anatomical learning materials and tools.

The most detailed animated 3D heart model ever created.

VOKA Anatomy Pro is the world's first 3D atlas integrating normal anatomy and anatomical pathology. If you are a medical student, lecturer, or doctor, this free application with the highest quality of 3D models is a perfect choice for you!.

Teach Me Anatomy provides students, doctors, and health professionals with the world’s most comprehensive anatomy learning platform. Includes integrated textbook, 3D anatomy models and a bank of over 1700 quiz questions.

The BioDigital Human, visualizes anatomy, physiology and disease using cutting-edge interactive 3D models. Comprised of over 10,000 3D structures it is the most comprehensive, scientifically accurate and widely used model of the human body.

Sobotta Anatomy enables you to hone, review and test your anatomy knowledge on the go so that you are prepared, not only for your anatomy tests and exams but also in practice.

This iPad app is the complete set of the 535 Plates from the 7th edition Atlas of Human Anatomy—illustrated by master medical illustrator Frank H. Netter, MD, and Carlos Machado, MD—enhanced with a suite of quizzing and customization features.