العربية

Discover the human body

A 3D anatomical model: select a structure, control the layers, and continue to organ pages and their sources.

Browse the organ cards and the video tour ↗
Loading the 3D model…0%

About 32 MB — downloaded once, then kept by your browser

Drag to orbit · scroll or pinch to zoom · double-click a structure to focus it

Discover the human body

Explore the layers of the human body in interactive 3D.

3D: Z-Anatomy / BodyParts3D · Vanatome 1.4.0 · Attribution · CC BY-SA 4.0 · Three.js MIT

Organs of the body

Pick an organ to open its page, or to see it in the 3D atlas above if its page is not ready yet.

Educational illustrations, not medical images.

Body systems and organs in the encyclopedia

Each card opens a sourced page linking the organ or system to its conditions, tests and specialty. Works without the 3D model.

About this model

An educational model with 749 named structures assembled from 984 mesh components (Z-Anatomy via Vanatome). It includes internal organs, bones and selected muscles, brain structures, glands, pulmonary vessels, lymphoid organs and male reproductive anatomy. It is not an exhaustive atlas and contains no female model. Detailed structure names remain in English; Arabic anatomical translations require review.

Medical descriptions come from existing Medi.kharousi pages. Structures without a page show their name only. The model is for learning, not for diagnosis or medical planning.

Z-Anatomy: Gauthier Kervyn, Marcin Zielinski & contributors. Derived from BodyParts3D, © The Database Center for Life Science. Web export: Vanatome. CC BY-SA 4.0.

Asset license & provenance
Menu
Emergency numbers

This platform is educational and must not be relied on in emergencies. If a situation is serious, call emergency services now.

UAE numbers (Police 999, Ambulance 998, Civil Defence 997) are from the official UAE Government portal, checked on 7 October 2026: u.ae. For other countries, confirm the official number where you are; numbers can vary by region.

Arabic, English or abbreviation — e.g. kidney, HbA1c, diabetes

Explore what connects to this page