Head and Neck vs ARtery3D

The Focus Digital Anatomy Atlas on Head & Neck is a three parts App added to the series of “Anatomy Atlas”. The first of the 3 parts - Head - is a tool to enhance knowledge and comprehension on: The topics discussed include: 1. Surface landmarks and dermatomes of head and neck 2. Frontal, lateral, superior, posterior and basal (base) views of skull 3. Floor of cranial fossa 4. The mandible and hyoid bones 5. Muscles, blood vessels, and nerves of face and scalp 6. Salivary glands – Primarily the parotid and submandibular glands, and 7. Infratemporal fossa

The world's first cutting-edge technology to visualize the real arterial anatomy of an individual through Augmented Reality during filler injections. ARtery3D, the game changer you've been waiting for. Anatomical variation is enormous in the face. In every patient, the arterial pathways of the face are so unique, that performing filler treatments with only textbook anatomy in mind is just not enough and can be extremely dangerous. Until now, it was impossible to predict where the vessels in a specific person lie. ARtery3D visualises the individual arterial anatomy in a dynamic way on the face through Augmented Reality. AUGMENTED ANATOMY Augmented Anatomy is a Belgian start-up company and is among the first to implement the use of AR in the medical world. Founder and CEO Prof. Dr. Benoit Hendrickx gathered a team of doctors, engineers and IT-experts to ensure that you can make anatomical knowledge your top priority. As the popularity of cosmetic treatments increases worldwide, mastering individual anatomical knowledge has never been more relevant. Under no circumstances does ARtery 3D issue medical therapy recommendations or medical advice of any kind. The data provided must only be analysed by a qualified healthcare professional. No content - no matter whether provided by Augmented Anatomy itself, our cooperation partners, or users - can be understood as replacement for adequate training in facial anatomy and its variations as well as in techniques for injectables or any kind of facial procedures. It does not serve as a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis or treatment.