Graphrio vs SlicedBody

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Sliced Body turns real medical scans into an anatomy explorer you can hold in your hand. Instead of illustrations, you scroll through genuine CT and MRI data one slice at a time — the way a radiologist reads the body. WHAT YOU CAN DO • Scroll any region slice by slice in axial, coronal and sagittal planes, with a locator that always shows where the current slice sits in the body. • Follow continuous regions end to end — the torso runs from the shoulders to the pelvis, and the leg from thigh to toes, as one uninterrupted scroll. • Toggle labelled structures to name what you're seeing, with over a hundred auto-segmented structures across the torso, head and limbs. • Lift any slice into a 3D view to understand how the plane cuts through the body, then drop back to keep exploring. • Switch colour palettes to read bone, soft tissue and air the way they appear on a real scan. REGIONS Head, jaw, shoulder, chest, abdomen, pelvis, hip, knee, leg and foot — with more on the way. PRIVATE AND OFFLINE Everything runs on your device. There is no account, no network, no analytics and no tracking. Sliced Body works in aeroplane mode and collects no data whatsoever. BUILT ON REAL, OPEN IMAGING The scans come from public-domain and openly-licensed medical datasets, with automated anatomical labels. Sliced Body is an educational tool — not a medical device — and its labels are auto-segmented and approximate. It's made for students, educators, health professionals and anyone curious about what's really inside the human body.