e-Anatomy review
A focused atlas for labeled medical imaging, anatomy review, and hidden-label practice.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
e-Anatomy is an interactive human anatomy atlas for physicians, radiologists, medical imaging professionals, students, and healthcare trainees. Its content is organized into region-based anatomy and imaging modules, covering CT, MRI, PET, radiography, angiography, anatomical illustrations, and dissection slices. Users can inspect labeled structures, isolate regions, navigate image series, review definitions and cross-references, and practice with hidden labels. Access is available through the web, iOS, and Android, with individual, group, and institutional subscription options.
The product’s strongest fit is medical imaging study rather than broad course-based anatomy instruction. Image weighting and series selection support review of imaging material, while anatomical hierarchies, cross-references, and definitions add context around structures. Practice mode hides labels for recall work, and screenshots and sharing tools support study workflows. The published plan structure includes Individual monthly and Individual annual options, alongside group annual plans for up to 10, 25, 50, 75, or more than 75 licenses. Group plans include user and license management. An IP annual plan for up to 250 users adds IP address and proxy authentication with unlimited concurrent access.
Choose e-Anatomy when labeled human anatomy images, dissection views, and medical imaging modalities are central to the learning objective. The published category details show a starting price of 14.99 EUR, while group and institutional plan prices are displayed without taxes. Some application options are paid even though the applications are freely downloadable. The atlas is less suitable for buyers seeking verified 3D models or guided courses, and those requirements may call for a different anatomy learning product. Its narrow emphasis on image-rich reference and practice makes it more appropriate for imaging-focused learners and organizations than for users wanting a complete, structured curriculum.
e-Anatomy pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Covers CT, MRI, PET, radiography, and angiography
- Supports labeled, partial-label, isolated, and navigable images
- Offers web, iOS, and Android access with group options
- Where it doesn't
- Does not provide verified 3D models
- Does not include guided courses
- Pricing varies by plan and is not fully detailed
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