You'll need a browser with WebGL support to use the Google body browser, but if you have one, it's pretty amazing. The thumbnail at the left is a snapshot of the muscle layer looking at the right side of a human body. (Click on the image for a full-size screenshot captured with Google Chrome.)
You can zoom in, rotate, focus on muscles, organ systems, the circulatory system, or the nervous system. You can turn on labels (as I have here) or leave them turned off. If you ever want to see where your teres minor is (top left in this image), now you can find it.
Enjoy.
You can zoom in, rotate, focus on muscles, organ systems, the circulatory system, or the nervous system. You can turn on labels (as I have here) or leave them turned off. If you ever want to see where your teres minor is (top left in this image), now you can find it.
Enjoy.
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