Brain & Nervous System Pro III

Brain & Nervous System Pro III

by 3D4Medical.com

89 ratings
95 reviews
$9.99

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  • Released
  • Updated
  • July 28, 2011
  • December 19, 2017
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Explore the human brain and nervous system with detailed 3D models, interactive features, and functional animations. Learn about anatomy, disease states, and neurobiology through quizzes and shareable drawings.

360-degree 3D rotation of brain and nervous system
Tri-planar slicing for detailed views
Functional and disease state animations
728 labeled anatomical structures with audio
Two quiz types (drag and drop, multiple choice)
Layer mixing for comparison
Public notes and graphical hints
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What's New in Brain & Nervous System Pro III

3.8.3

December 19, 2017

This app has been updated by Apple to display the Apple Watch app icon. Small bug fixes

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User reviews

Not worth the $10

This app looked promising but it was very disappointing. The quality of the images is terrible, the pin method is ineffective and the interface is not very user friendly. I would not recommend it at all and I’m surprised it has 4.2 stars

Download issues

Won’t let me download the app…. N I need help

It’s a real stinker

To be avoided as it appears to be made for a much smaller screen . Everything is blurry and it freezes constantly. Wish I could get my money back.

Extremely disappointing...

I got this mainly for a neuroanatomy course and its .. useless..

1. The “search” option is not good, i can’t just click on the head and have it zoom in on the brain, i have to search up a structure that is inside the skull for it to remove the skull? I can’t even ask it to remove a layer right from the beginning.
2. There are no labels for anything? So essentially if i think maybe that a structure is the corpus callosum, i can’t just click it or see the names of the structures, i again have to search corpus callosum, and see if it points to the same structure.
3. You can tell it to take certain sections but you cannot tell it how. Eg, i want to see coronal sections of the brain but i would prefer to view from an anterior perspective (as if i were looking at the person) which i know is just picky but there is no way.. i have to view it from the back. There is an option to make your own cuts but then when you make your own cuts there isnt an option to slide the cut to fully view all the structures front to back.
4. I just downloaded it on a brand new iPad Pro an its having trouble doing things at an appropriate speed, its buggy. It takes a few seconds for it to register that i swiped or pressed something.
5. I tried going to the question mark (help section) and its just a blank scream that plays music (presumably a video without the image) and when i try to click on a help video it just adjusts the volume....? I have no idea where that came from..
6. When you are scrolling on the model, it can only go up/down or left/right, it can’t be just toggled to get the view you actually want, which is literally the entire point of having a model instead of a textbook.

For $13.99 this app is absolute garbage and i really hope i can get my money back because it has 0 educational value for me.
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Awesome for Teaching Neuro Basics

I use this app to show directional terms, planes of dissection, lobes etc. Very easy to use and great tools like slicing, pen to write on screen\images, and short clips to detail disease effects such as myelin degradation in MS. Love it!

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Reported Bugs

12 issues

App crashes and freezes frequently

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Incompatibility with iOS 11 and newer versions

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32-bit compatibility issues on newer devices

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Download functionality not working

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Help section displays blank screen with music only

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Touch responsiveness lag (several seconds delay)

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Uncontrolled object spinning

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Labels and pins only work in certain orientations

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Corrupted file issues

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Volume adjustment triggered by help video clicks

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Rotation limited to Y-axis only

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Labeling function resets view to pre-programmed angles

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Requested Features

19 requests

Multiple cross-sectional slices in each plane (currently only 1-3)

Feature

More detailed spinal cord anatomy and cross-sections

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Additional brainstem structures and detailed sections

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Functional information about nerves and their effects

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More animations with narration and audio explanations

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Ability to hide selective pins by category (e.g., blood vessels)

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Continuous slicing capability with labeled structures maintained

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Coronal section viewing from anterior perspective

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More subcortical nuclei and white matter fascicles

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Functional area labels (e.g., prefrontal cortex, limbic system)

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Ability to toggle pins on/off selectively

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Video narration and landscape view for animations

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Cytoarchitecture visualization

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Motor and sensory tract pathways

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Integration with academic resources like Google Scholar

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Physiology information in addition to anatomy

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More detailed vascular system representation

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Quiz features with physiology questions

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Support for video mirroring to projectors

Feature

FAQ

What does the Brain & Nervous System Pro III app do?

This app provides a detailed interactive 3D exploration of the human brain and nervous system. It features realistic images, selective layers, pin information with audio pronunciations, and functional animations to help users understand complex neuroanatomy and disease states.

What are the key features of Brain & Nervous System Pro III?

Key features include 360-degree rotation of anatomical parts, tri-planar slicing, isolated media of specific nerves, 728 labeled pins with audio, drawing and sharing capabilities, and two types of quizzes. It also offers a rebuilt interface for simple navigation and the ability to mix layers.

How much does Brain & Nervous System Pro III cost?

Based on the provided information, this application is a paid app. There is no mention of free versions, subscriptions, or in-app purchases, indicating a one-time purchase model.

Who is the target audience for this app?

The app is designed for students, medical professionals, and anyone with an interest in learning more about the brain and nervous system. Its detailed and interactive nature makes it a valuable academic tool and reference guide.

What kind of animations are included in the app?

The app features functional animations demonstrating processes like cerebro-spinal fluid flow and neurotransmission, as well as animations for specific reflexes like the patellar reflex arc and neuronal synapse. It also includes animations related to disease states such as astrocytoma and multiple sclerosis.