Your clinical skills have grown, but your detailed anatomical knowledge may have faded over time. Or you’ve specialized and want to explore other regions in more depth. You might want to revisit certain structures, prepare for an unfamiliar procedure, or simply sharpen your understanding again.
But you can’t just walk into a dissection room.
Enatom gives you direct access to 250+ high-resolution 3D scans of real human bodies. Structures are scanned and layered in detail. This makes Enatom highly suited for professionals who need visual accuracy, whether revisiting familiar regions or exploring new ones.
Each model was created in collaboration with anatomists and clinicians to ensure clinical relevance, and is annotated for clarity and easy navigation.
Surgeons: Review regional anatomy before uncommon procedures
Physiotherapists: Deepen your understanding of structure–function relationships
Anesthesiologists: Revisit nerve trajectories and block landmarks
Clinical educators: Use as a reference during teaching or simulation
Residents and fellows: Refresh detailed anatomy efficiently
Enatom runs in any modern browser no installation, no hardware, no IT approval needed.
Use it at the clinic, in the OR lounge, or at home
Works on laptop, tablet, and phone
Fast, intuitive navigation — fits your schedule
Enatom is also available in full immersive mode. Using your VR or AR headset, you can explore our photorealistic models in true spatial context — ideal for deepening anatomical understanding or teaching in an interactive setting.
One switch gives you access to real human dissections in virtual reality, letting you examine structures from any angle and perspective. It’s especially valuable for refreshing spatial insight or guiding group learning sessions in a way that flat images can’t match.
Whether you’re training, teaching, or studying, immersive anatomy is now at your fingertips.
No. Because Enatom is based on real human donors, access is limited to individuals affiliated with a medical or health-related institution. This ensures ethical use in a professional, educational context.
Even experienced professionals benefit from revisiting anatomy. Enatom helps refresh knowledge, clarify complex structures, and deepen understanding of regions you don’t use every day — all without needing access to a dissection lab.
To use Enatom in virtual reality, you’ll need a compatible VR or AR headset such as Meta Quest or HoloLens. The core 3D viewer also works seamlessly in any modern browser without VR.
