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An anterior section of the spinal column during axial rotation.
The real-time range-of-motion sliders track the exact angular contribution of each spinal segment through the full rotational arc.
Captured inside our app, Biomechanics of the Spine.
An anterior section of the spinal column during axial rotation.
The real-time range-of-motion sliders track the exact angular contribution of each spinal segment through the full rotational arc.
Captured inside our app, Biomechanics of the Spine.
Looking from the front and above gives an unobstructed view of how the biceps tendons and rotator cuff handle arm flexion and extension.
Shoutout to @joe_walker for suggesting this angle!
What muscle or movement would you like us to demonstrate next? Drop your ideas below! 📷
A close-up look at how the patella glides through the femoral groove during knee flexion and extension, acting as a fulcrum to give the quadriceps maximum mechanical advantage.
Captured inside our app, Knee Biomechanics with Dr. Bertram Zarins.
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Watch the arm swing through its natural range of motion into flexion and extension with minimal scapular compensation.
Which layer gives you the best understanding of joint movement—full muscle, deep layer, or pure bone? Let us know in the comments below!
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Watch the jaw move through a full cycle of opening and closing as we reveal the primary muscles of mastication layer by layer.
Can you name the primary muscles of mastication? Drop them in the comments below! 👇
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Open for anatomical 3D animation commissions.
We build high-fidelity 3D anatomical and biomechanical animations tailored to your products, hardware, surgical techniques, or research.
DM us or email info@anatomystandard.com for inquiries and proposals.
Watch the superficial deltoid fade away to reveal how the pectoralis major dynamically wraps around both heads of the biceps tendon.
By removing the pec major and the ribcage, we uncover the deep layer in action.
Which muscles surprised you the most here?
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