Nine body systems in scan-derived anatomy, live medical data, and one question asked of everything on screen: how do you know that?
Loading scan meshes…
Breath trace
Breathing off — flat by definition
Breath depth
100% of normal
Curated model value
Model rate
14breaths/min
Illustrative, not measured
— — visible span in the source scan
Model telemetry — not patient data
Healthy respiratory system
All four layers visible
10 structures · — triangles
Drag to rotate · scroll to zoom · click a structure to inspect it · click a layer to isolate it.
Geometry: BodyParts3D / Database Center for Life Science, CC BY-SA 2.1 JP — segmented from MRI of a single adult male.
Orient
Nine systems, each segmented from the same scanned body. Pick one, then learn what is actually in it — and what is not.
Choose a system
What you are looking at Scan
Structures
One adult male, 2008
Every mesh in every system comes from one person. Not an average, not a composite — one scanned body,
segmented by hand. Each system here is also a selection rather than an inventory: the skeleton is 28 bones
out of roughly 206. Treat this as one body, sampled, rather than the body. That caveat applies to almost
every anatomical model you will ever see, and it is almost never printed on them.
Condition
Choose a condition and watch which layers change — then check who decided that they should.
Pick a condition
What changes Curated
There is no API that reliably maps a disease onto the structures it damages. We checked — Open Targets
returns an empty location field for asthma. So a human wrote the mapping below, and it is labelled
accordingly everywhere it appears. Where a system animates, turn its motion control on to see
what each change costs.
What this model cannot show Gap
Treatments
Everything in this panel is fetched live. Click a drug to pull its FDA label — or apply it, and watch the model respond.
Choose a condition in step 02 first.
Interrogate
Two exercises in not taking a confident-looking thing at its word.
Choose a condition in step 02 first.
Report
Your work stays in this browser until you export it. Nothing is uploaded, and there is no account.
Pick one claim you saw on screen. Trace it back — which panel, which source chip, which database? Would you be able to check it a year from now?
RxClass and Open Targets return different drug lists for the same condition. Both are authoritative. What is each one actually counting?
Pulmonary embolism was invisible here until the blood vessels were loaded. What is still invisible, and how would you know?
You have used a scan, four live databases, a human-written mapping and an AI paragraph. Which would you least want to remove, and why?
Saved
Classroom
Six activities, worked examples at the standard being asked for, and notes for whoever is running the room.