Anatomy.app Content News in August

During this summer, it's not just the sands at the beach that have reached enormously high temperatures. The heat has also been rising in our office, and we're excited to share some pretty hot summer updates and additions to the Anatomy.app!

As always, our team has been hard at work to bring our beloved anatomy community fresh content and updates to enhance everyone's anatomical knowledge and learning experience on Anatomy.app. So, explore our refreshed and brand-new 3D models, newly added articles, and updated quizzes.

Here's a detailed breakdown of what exactly is new:

1. 3D Anatomy: Completely Revised Skull Article

We've been working on a massive update to our 3D Skull article for a while now, and it's finally finished! Now featuring 53 detailed slides, our recently overhauled Skull article includes newly crafted, high-resolution 3D models of each skull bone.

All 3D models are brand new and more detailed than ever. Moreover, in our 3D Skull article, you can see each skull bone separately, providing a rare opportunity to study even the most delicate structures, such as the ethmoid bone, in remarkable detail. If you've been wanting to see bones like the inferior nasal concha or vomer up close and personal, now is the time.

Additionally, all textual descriptions have been thoroughly revised and significantly updated, and new slides have been added to our 3D Skull article. This comprehensive revision promises an even deeper insight into skull anatomy, perfect for both learners and seasoned professionals.

So, explore the most detailed representation of the skull we've ever created and pass your anatomy exams with confidence. See it yourself now: https://anatomy.app/article/skull

2. 3D Anatomy: New Sutures of the Skull Article

We've also just released a brand new 3D article dedicated to the sutures of the skull. This must-read article features 7 slides and not only covers the sutures but also reviews cranial landmarks, providing a detailed look at the points where the bones of the skull meet.

We've also added a 3D model of a 40-week-old fetal skull, highlighting the sites of the fontanelles. This addition makes the article even more engaging and the topic clearer.

Overall, our new 3D Sutures of the skull article is a valuable resource for those seeking to clearly understand how the bones of the skull join and function together. Check it out now and clear up any confusion: https://anatomy.app/article/sutures

3. Encyclopedia: New Article on the Malaris Muscle

Our Encyclopedia has expanded with a brand new, in-depth article on a lesser-known facial muscle - the malaris muscle. As one of the few resources covering this unique muscle, our article offers valuable insights for anyone interested in the nuances of facial anatomy.

The malaris muscle is a fine, superficial muscle that lies adjacent to the main bulk of the orbicularis oculi. It's an intriguing topic because this muscle is not present in every individual, making it a relatively rare and fascinating subject of study.

Although little research has been done on the malaris muscle, it appears to be significant in the anatomy of the midface and could play a role in preventing midface aging. The impact of the malaris on the aesthetics of the lower eyelid and cheek makes it essential for both clinical and surgical considerations.

Our Malaris muscle article covers everything from the structure and attachment sites of the muscle to its action, innervation and why the malaris muscle is crucial for facial aesthetics and anti-aging. We've also included a detailed illustration to help better visualize this unique muscle.

Head to the Malaris muscle article now: https://anatomy.app/encyclopedia/malaris

4. Quizzes: New Sutures Quiz and Revised Skull Quiz

To complement our new and revised articles, we've also added two quizzes - one on the Sutures of the skull and another on the Skull. Both quizzes feature questions across four difficulty levels.

Our newly added Sutures of the skull quiz includes a total of 176 questions. As the difficulty level increases, so does the number of questions. The base level contains 14 questions, the intermediate level has 42 questions, the advanced level features 58 questions, and the expert level challenges you with 62 questions.

Additionally, we have revised our Skull quiz, offering an even more comprehensive challenge. The base level of this quiz features 28 questions, the intermediate level includes 40, the advanced level has 85, and the most challenging level - expert - presents 123 questions.

Those newly added and updated quizzes are designed to enhance your learning experience and test your mastery of skull anatomy. They offer a challenging yet rewarding way to solidify your understanding of the human skull.

Test your knowledge now: https://anatomy.app/quizzes/topics/head-and-neck?level=0

Final Note

At Anatomy.app, we are always striving to enhance your learning experience with fresh and updated content. We hope these latest updates will make your anatomy learning journey through the human body even more smoother, more insightful, and more enjoyable. Keep exploring, keep learning, and stay tuned for more exciting updates in the months to come! Thank you for being a valued member of our anatomy community!

Best, the Anatomy.app team!🧠