About LearnAnatomy3D
LearnAnatomy3D is an interactive anatomy learning project. It lets you explore reference male and female models, body systems, quizzes, and an encyclopedia of diseases.
What the models show
The anatomy is adapted mainly from Z-Anatomy and BodyParts3D. The female model combines reshaped reference anatomy with other openly licensed sources. These are educational reference models. They do not represent every person or variation, and the physiology animations are illustrations rather than clinical simulations.
See the full model sources, changes, and licenses. The adapted Z-Anatomy model files are shared under CC BY-SA 4.0.
About the disease content
The English disease and anatomy pages quote their text directly from published, openly licensed sources: MedlinePlus (U.S. National Library of Medicine), U.S. government health institutes such as the NIH, and Wikipedia. We do not write or rewrite the medical text. Every section names its source, and each page ends with a reference list giving the publisher, licence, the date the text was retrieved and, for Wikipedia, the exact article revision used. Images come from Wikimedia Commons, mainly the public-domain plates of Gray's Anatomy, OpenStax Anatomy and Physiology and Blausen Medical, and each one shows its author and licence. Every image was reviewed individually against its page, and images showing the wrong structure, animals or unrelated subjects were removed.
These pages are for learning. Do not use them to diagnose a condition, choose a treatment, or decide whether to delay care. A qualified health professional can advise you about your situation.
In an emergency, call your local emergency number. Medical guidance varies by country and changes over time.
What the atlas adds
Each anatomy page links to the same structure in the interactive 3D atlas, where you can rotate it, hide surrounding layers and see it in place in the male and female models. Disease pages show which organs are affected on a body diagram and link to the related anatomy, so you can move between a condition and the structures it involves.
Contact
Questions, corrections and suggestions are welcome. If you find an error in a page or an image, please tell us through the feedback form.