Muscle System Pro III

Muscle System Pro III is used by most universities and is now the standard learning/reference tool for students and medical professionals.

PRESS REVIEWS:
The professional apps by 3D4Medical are rapidly becoming the de facto choice for anatomy visualization on the iPad. Muscle System Pro III is no exception."

"Muscle System Pro III is a great option for users who wish to have a completely customizable human anatomy app."

"This is a 3D powerhouse of interactive anatomy that every doctor, chiropractor, nurse practitioner and massage therapist should own, not to mention every medical student or anyone interested in human anatomy."

- Tuaw


"The images really are stunning when seen on the iPad."
– Clinical journal of Sports Medicine Blog.



MUSCLE SYSTEM PRO III’ TOP FEATURES ARE:


• 360 horizontal degree rotation of any body part - with a swipe of your finger.
• Rotate vertically for inferior and superior for unique views where applicable.
• 10 layers of superficial and deep muscle.
• New 3D level with insertion / origin points mapped onto bone.
• 215 animations of every movement of each articulation (flexion, extension, etc.)
• 425 audio pronunciations, for every label.
• Draw on any screen image and then share it through email, Facebook or Twitter.
• 2 types of Quiz, Drag and Drop and Multi-choice - with ability to test on specific areas or muscles.

NEW FUNCTIONALITY:


• Interface: Completely rebuilt to allow for simple navigation.
• Mix layers: Make one layer semitransparent to compare against another layer.
• Public Notes: Post or browse through shared public notes.
• Graphical Hints: On screen hints that can be turned on or off, for a complete understanding of all the app's features.

OVERVIEW:
Muscle System Pro III’s primary use is as a learning tool but it can also be used as a fast and innovative reference tool by utilizing the index function that allows the user to select a muscle and the app will automatically zoom in and identify it. Additionally, this app is ideal for physicians, educators or professionals, in helping to locate a muscle and / or explain its relevance for certain conditions, ailments and injuries.