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Organs: 99 3D models

Heart, brain, lungs, kidney, liver, eye, teeth, bones (real sizes centimetres). Each one is a ready-made 3D model you can turn, recolour and place in a figure — open BioDioRama and type its name in the Library search.

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Circulation & breathing · Nervous system · Digestion & excretion · Glands & reproduction · Skeleton & teeth · Real anatomy (Human Reference Atlas)

Circulation & breathing 3

Heart — The heart with its great vessels — aorta, pulmonary arteries, venae cavae — and coronary arteries. Cut it in half to see the four chambers. Shown as real anatomy from the BodyParts3D atlas; choose Look → Illustrated for the textbook drawing. (≈ 12 cm)
Lungs — Right lung (3 lobes) and left lung (2 lobes, with the cardiac notch), trachea and bronchi. Turn on the airway tree to see inside. Shown as real anatomy from the Human Reference Atlas; choose Look → Illustrated for the textbook drawing. (≈ 25 cm tall)
Bronchial tree — The branching airways: trachea, bronchi and bronchioles. Shown as real anatomy from the BodyParts3D atlas; choose Look → Illustrated for the textbook drawing. (23 branching levels in life)

Nervous system 4

Brain — Cerebrum with its folds (gyri and sulci), cerebellum and brainstem. Colour the four lobes if you like. Shown as real anatomy from the BodyParts3D atlas; choose Look → Illustrated for the textbook drawing. (≈ 15 cm long)
Eye — The eyeball cut open: cornea, iris, lens, vitreous humour, retina, choroid, sclera and optic nerve. Shown as real anatomy from the BodyParts3D atlas; choose Look → Illustrated for the textbook drawing. (≈ 24 mm)
Inner ear — The snail-shaped cochlea for hearing and three semicircular canals for balance. Shown as real anatomy from a model of the human inner ear (bony labyrinth) at true proportions; choose Look → Illustrated for the textbook drawing. (≈ 1 cm)
Spine segment — Stacked vertebrae with cushioning discs, protecting the spinal cord and its nerves. Shown as real anatomy from the BodyParts3D atlas; choose Look → Illustrated for the textbook drawing. (vertebra ≈ 4 cm)

Digestion & excretion 7

Kidney — A kidney cut in half: cortex, medullary pyramids and renal pelvis, with the renal artery, vein, ureter and adrenal gland. Shown as real anatomy from the BodyParts3D atlas; choose Look → Illustrated for the textbook drawing. (≈ 11 cm)
Liver — The liver with its gallbladder, portal vein, hepatic artery and bile duct. Shown as real anatomy from the BodyParts3D atlas; choose Look → Illustrated for the textbook drawing. (≈ 15 cm wide)
Stomach — The J-shaped stomach between oesophagus and duodenum. Cut it open to show the folded lining (rugae). Shown as real anatomy from the BodyParts3D atlas; choose Look → Illustrated for the textbook drawing. (≈ 25 cm)
Intestines — Coiled small intestine framed by the large intestine (colon), with the appendix. Shown as real anatomy from the BodyParts3D atlas; choose Look → Illustrated for the textbook drawing. (small 6 m, large 1.5 m)
Pancreas — A soft, lobulated gland behind the stomach that makes digestive enzymes and insulin. Shown as real anatomy from the BodyParts3D atlas; choose Look → Illustrated for the textbook drawing. (≈ 15 cm)
Spleen — A fist-sized organ that filters blood and stores immune cells. Shown as real anatomy from the BodyParts3D atlas; choose Look → Illustrated for the textbook drawing. (≈ 12 cm)
Bladder — The urine reservoir with its two ureters. Shown as real anatomy from the BodyParts3D atlas; choose Look → Illustrated for the textbook drawing. (≈ 10 cm)

Glands & reproduction 2

Thyroid gland — A butterfly-shaped hormone gland wrapped around the windpipe. Shown as real anatomy from a model of the human thyroid gland on the trachea at true proportions; choose Look → Illustrated for the textbook drawing. (≈ 5 cm)
Uterus & ovaries — The uterus with fallopian tubes (and their finger-like fimbriae) and the ovaries. Shown as real anatomy from the Human Reference Atlas; choose Look → Illustrated for the textbook drawing. (≈ 8 cm)

Skeleton & teeth 2

Tooth (molar) — A molar cut in half: enamel, dentin and the living pulp, set in the gum and jaw bone. Shown as real anatomy from the BodyParts3D atlas; choose Look → Illustrated for the textbook drawing. (≈ 2 cm)
Long bone (femur) — The thigh bone. Cut it open to show compact bone, spongy bone at the ends and marrow in the shaft. Shown as real anatomy from the BodyParts3D atlas; choose Look → Illustrated for the textbook drawing. (≈ 45 cm)

Real anatomy (Human Reference Atlas) 81

Adipose — female — Anatomically accurate adipose (female) from the Human Reference Atlas, built from Visible Human Project data. Every named structure is its own part you can hide or recolour. (≈ 19 cm)
Adipose — male — Anatomically accurate adipose (male) from the Human Reference Atlas, built from Visible Human Project data. Every named structure is its own part you can hide or recolour. (≈ 20 cm)
Blood vasculature — female — Anatomically accurate blood vasculature (female) from the Human Reference Atlas, built from Visible Human Project data. Every named structure is its own part you can hide or recolour. (≈ 80 cm)
Blood vasculature — male — Anatomically accurate blood vasculature (male) from the Human Reference Atlas, built from Visible Human Project data. Every named structure is its own part you can hide or recolour. (≈ 87 cm)
Brain — female — Anatomically accurate brain (female) from the Human Reference Atlas, built from Visible Human Project data. Every named structure is its own part you can hide or recolour. (≈ 17 cm)
Brain — male — Anatomically accurate brain (male) from the Human Reference Atlas, built from Visible Human Project data. Every named structure is its own part you can hide or recolour. (≈ 17 cm)
Epiploic appendage of transverse colon — female — Anatomically accurate epiploic appendage of transverse colon (female) from the Human Reference Atlas, built from Visible Human Project data. Every named structure is its own part you can hide or recolour. (≈ 70 mm)
Epiploic appendage of transverse colon — male — Anatomically accurate epiploic appendage of transverse colon (male) from the Human Reference Atlas, built from Visible Human Project data. Every named structure is its own part you can hide or recolour. (≈ 86 mm)
Eye — female, left — Anatomically accurate eye (female, left) from the Human Reference Atlas, built from Visible Human Project data. Every named structure is its own part you can hide or recolour. (≈ 26 mm)
Eye — female, right — Anatomically accurate eye (female, right) from the Human Reference Atlas, built from Visible Human Project data. Every named structure is its own part you can hide or recolour. (≈ 26 mm)
Eye — male, left — Anatomically accurate eye (male, left) from the Human Reference Atlas, built from Visible Human Project data. Every named structure is its own part you can hide or recolour. (≈ 26 mm)
Eye — male, right — Anatomically accurate eye (male, right) from the Human Reference Atlas, built from Visible Human Project data. Every named structure is its own part you can hide or recolour. (≈ 26 mm)
Fallopian tube — female, left — Anatomically accurate fallopian tube (female, left) from the Human Reference Atlas, built from Visible Human Project data. Every named structure is its own part you can hide or recolour. (≈ 44 mm)
Fallopian tube — female, right — Anatomically accurate fallopian tube (female, right) from the Human Reference Atlas, built from Visible Human Project data. Every named structure is its own part you can hide or recolour. (≈ 45 mm)
Heart — female — Anatomically accurate heart (female) from the Human Reference Atlas, built from Visible Human Project data. Every named structure is its own part you can hide or recolour. (≈ 14 cm)
Heart — male — Anatomically accurate heart (male) from the Human Reference Atlas, built from Visible Human Project data. Every named structure is its own part you can hide or recolour. (≈ 12 cm)
Intervertebral disk — female — Anatomically accurate intervertebral disk (female) from the Human Reference Atlas, built from Visible Human Project data. Every named structure is its own part you can hide or recolour. (≈ 56 cm)
Intervertebral disk — male — Anatomically accurate intervertebral disk (male) from the Human Reference Atlas, built from Visible Human Project data. Every named structure is its own part you can hide or recolour. (≈ 54 cm)
Kidney — female, left — Anatomically accurate kidney (female, left) from the Human Reference Atlas, built from Visible Human Project data. Every named structure is its own part you can hide or recolour. (≈ 13 cm)
Kidney — female, right — Anatomically accurate kidney (female, right) from the Human Reference Atlas, built from Visible Human Project data. Every named structure is its own part you can hide or recolour. (≈ 98 mm)
Kidney — male, left — Anatomically accurate kidney (male, left) from the Human Reference Atlas, built from Visible Human Project data. Every named structure is its own part you can hide or recolour. (≈ 11 cm)
Kidney — male, right — Anatomically accurate kidney (male, right) from the Human Reference Atlas, built from Visible Human Project data. Every named structure is its own part you can hide or recolour. (≈ 11 cm)
Knee — female, left — Anatomically accurate knee (female, left) from the Human Reference Atlas, built from Visible Human Project data. Every named structure is its own part you can hide or recolour. (≈ 77 cm)
Knee — female, right — Anatomically accurate knee (female, right) from the Human Reference Atlas, built from Visible Human Project data. Every named structure is its own part you can hide or recolour. (≈ 77 cm)
Knee — male, left — Anatomically accurate knee (male, left) from the Human Reference Atlas, built from Visible Human Project data. Every named structure is its own part you can hide or recolour. (≈ 89 cm)
Knee — male, right — Anatomically accurate knee (male, right) from the Human Reference Atlas, built from Visible Human Project data. Every named structure is its own part you can hide or recolour. (≈ 89 cm)
Large intestine — female — Anatomically accurate large intestine (female) from the Human Reference Atlas, built from Visible Human Project data. Every named structure is its own part you can hide or recolour. (≈ 30 cm)
Large intestine — male — Anatomically accurate large intestine (male) from the Human Reference Atlas, built from Visible Human Project data. Every named structure is its own part you can hide or recolour. (≈ 45 cm)
Larynx — female — Anatomically accurate larynx (female) from the Human Reference Atlas, built from Visible Human Project data. Every named structure is its own part you can hide or recolour. (≈ 60 mm)
Larynx — male — Anatomically accurate larynx (male) from the Human Reference Atlas, built from Visible Human Project data. Every named structure is its own part you can hide or recolour. (≈ 73 mm)
Liver — female — Anatomically accurate liver (female) from the Human Reference Atlas, built from Visible Human Project data. Every named structure is its own part you can hide or recolour. (≈ 25 cm)
Liver — male — Anatomically accurate liver (male) from the Human Reference Atlas, built from Visible Human Project data. Every named structure is its own part you can hide or recolour. (≈ 20 cm)
Lung — female — Anatomically accurate lung (female) from the Human Reference Atlas, built from Visible Human Project data. Every named structure is its own part you can hide or recolour. (≈ 25 cm)
Lung — male — Anatomically accurate lung (male) from the Human Reference Atlas, built from Visible Human Project data. Every named structure is its own part you can hide or recolour. (≈ 26 cm)
Lymph node — female — Anatomically accurate lymph node (female) from the Human Reference Atlas, built from Visible Human Project data. Every named structure is its own part you can hide or recolour. (≈ 20 mm)
Lymph node — male — Anatomically accurate lymph node (male) from the Human Reference Atlas, built from Visible Human Project data. Every named structure is its own part you can hide or recolour. (≈ 18 mm)
Main bronchus — female — Anatomically accurate main bronchus (female) from the Human Reference Atlas, built from Visible Human Project data. Every named structure is its own part you can hide or recolour. (≈ 93 mm)
Main bronchus — male — Anatomically accurate main bronchus (male) from the Human Reference Atlas, built from Visible Human Project data. Every named structure is its own part you can hide or recolour. (≈ 75 mm)
Mammary gland — female, left — Anatomically accurate mammary gland (female, left) from the Human Reference Atlas, built from Visible Human Project data. Every named structure is its own part you can hide or recolour. (≈ 18 cm)
Mammary gland — female, right — Anatomically accurate mammary gland (female, right) from the Human Reference Atlas, built from Visible Human Project data. Every named structure is its own part you can hide or recolour. (≈ 18 cm)
Manubrium — female — Anatomically accurate manubrium (female) from the Human Reference Atlas, built from Visible Human Project data. Every named structure is its own part you can hide or recolour. (≈ 72 mm)
Mouth — female — Anatomically accurate mouth (female) from the Human Reference Atlas, built from Visible Human Project data. Every named structure is its own part you can hide or recolour. (≈ 15 cm)
Mouth — male — Anatomically accurate mouth (male) from the Human Reference Atlas, built from Visible Human Project data. Every named structure is its own part you can hide or recolour. (≈ 13 cm)
Omentum — female — Anatomically accurate omentum (female) from the Human Reference Atlas, built from Visible Human Project data. Every named structure is its own part you can hide or recolour. (≈ 25 cm)
Omentum — male — Anatomically accurate omentum (male) from the Human Reference Atlas, built from Visible Human Project data. Every named structure is its own part you can hide or recolour. (≈ 33 cm)
Ovary — female, left — Anatomically accurate ovary (female, left) from the Human Reference Atlas, built from Visible Human Project data. Every named structure is its own part you can hide or recolour. (≈ 24 mm)
Ovary — female, right — Anatomically accurate ovary (female, right) from the Human Reference Atlas, built from Visible Human Project data. Every named structure is its own part you can hide or recolour. (≈ 24 mm)
Palatine tonsil — female, left — Anatomically accurate palatine tonsil (female, left) from the Human Reference Atlas, built from Visible Human Project data. Every named structure is its own part you can hide or recolour. (≈ 26 mm)
Palatine tonsil — female, right — Anatomically accurate palatine tonsil (female, right) from the Human Reference Atlas, built from Visible Human Project data. Every named structure is its own part you can hide or recolour. (≈ 27 mm)
Palatine tonsil — male, left — Anatomically accurate palatine tonsil (male, left) from the Human Reference Atlas, built from Visible Human Project data. Every named structure is its own part you can hide or recolour. (≈ 24 mm)
Palatine tonsil — male, right — Anatomically accurate palatine tonsil (male, right) from the Human Reference Atlas, built from Visible Human Project data. Every named structure is its own part you can hide or recolour. (≈ 24 mm)
Pancreas — female — Anatomically accurate pancreas (female) from the Human Reference Atlas, built from Visible Human Project data. Every named structure is its own part you can hide or recolour. (≈ 17 cm)
Pancreas — male — Anatomically accurate pancreas (male) from the Human Reference Atlas, built from Visible Human Project data. Every named structure is its own part you can hide or recolour. (≈ 11 cm)
Pelvis — female — Anatomically accurate pelvis (female) from the Human Reference Atlas, built from Visible Human Project data. Every named structure is its own part you can hide or recolour. (≈ 32 cm)
Pelvis — male — Anatomically accurate pelvis (male) from the Human Reference Atlas, built from Visible Human Project data. Every named structure is its own part you can hide or recolour. (≈ 28 cm)
Placenta (full term) — female — Anatomically accurate placenta full term (female) from the Human Reference Atlas, built from Visible Human Project data. Every named structure is its own part you can hide or recolour. (≈ 25 cm)
Prostate — male — Anatomically accurate prostate (male) from the Human Reference Atlas, built from Visible Human Project data. Every named structure is its own part you can hide or recolour. (≈ 83 mm)
Renal pelvis — female, left — Anatomically accurate renal pelvis (female, left) from the Human Reference Atlas, built from Visible Human Project data. Every named structure is its own part you can hide or recolour. (≈ 24 mm)
Renal pelvis — female, right — Anatomically accurate renal pelvis (female, right) from the Human Reference Atlas, built from Visible Human Project data. Every named structure is its own part you can hide or recolour. (≈ 20 mm)
Renal pelvis — male, left — Anatomically accurate renal pelvis (male, left) from the Human Reference Atlas, built from Visible Human Project data. Every named structure is its own part you can hide or recolour. (≈ 20 mm)
Renal pelvis — male, right — Anatomically accurate renal pelvis (male, right) from the Human Reference Atlas, built from Visible Human Project data. Every named structure is its own part you can hide or recolour. (≈ 16 mm)
Skin — female — Anatomically accurate skin (female) from the Human Reference Atlas, built from Visible Human Project data. Every named structure is its own part you can hide or recolour. (≈ 1.7 m)
Skin — male — Anatomically accurate skin (male) from the Human Reference Atlas, built from Visible Human Project data. Every named structure is its own part you can hide or recolour. (≈ 1.8 m)
Small intestine — female — Anatomically accurate small intestine (female) from the Human Reference Atlas, built from Visible Human Project data. Every named structure is its own part you can hide or recolour. (≈ 22 cm)
Small intestine — male — Anatomically accurate small intestine (male) from the Human Reference Atlas, built from Visible Human Project data. Every named structure is its own part you can hide or recolour. (≈ 27 cm)
Spinal cord — female — Anatomically accurate spinal cord (female) from the Human Reference Atlas, built from Visible Human Project data. Every named structure is its own part you can hide or recolour. (≈ 41 cm)
Spinal cord — male — Anatomically accurate spinal cord (male) from the Human Reference Atlas, built from Visible Human Project data. Every named structure is its own part you can hide or recolour. (≈ 47 cm)
Spleen — female — Anatomically accurate spleen (female) from the Human Reference Atlas, built from Visible Human Project data. Every named structure is its own part you can hide or recolour. (≈ 10 cm)
Spleen — male — Anatomically accurate spleen (male) from the Human Reference Atlas, built from Visible Human Project data. Every named structure is its own part you can hide or recolour. (≈ 12 cm)
Sternum — female — Anatomically accurate sternum (female) from the Human Reference Atlas, built from Visible Human Project data. Every named structure is its own part you can hide or recolour. (≈ 11 cm)
Thymus — female — Anatomically accurate thymus (female) from the Human Reference Atlas, built from Visible Human Project data. Every named structure is its own part you can hide or recolour. (≈ 12 cm)
Thymus — male — Anatomically accurate thymus (male) from the Human Reference Atlas, built from Visible Human Project data. Every named structure is its own part you can hide or recolour. (≈ 76 mm)
Trachea — female — Anatomically accurate trachea (female) from the Human Reference Atlas, built from Visible Human Project data. Every named structure is its own part you can hide or recolour. (≈ 11 cm)
Trachea — male — Anatomically accurate trachea (male) from the Human Reference Atlas, built from Visible Human Project data. Every named structure is its own part you can hide or recolour. (≈ 13 cm)
Ureter — female, left — Anatomically accurate ureter (female, left) from the Human Reference Atlas, built from Visible Human Project data. Every named structure is its own part you can hide or recolour. (≈ 22 cm)
Ureter — female, right — Anatomically accurate ureter (female, right) from the Human Reference Atlas, built from Visible Human Project data. Every named structure is its own part you can hide or recolour. (≈ 22 cm)
Ureter — male, left — Anatomically accurate ureter (male, left) from the Human Reference Atlas, built from Visible Human Project data. Every named structure is its own part you can hide or recolour. (≈ 26 cm)
Ureter — male, right — Anatomically accurate ureter (male, right) from the Human Reference Atlas, built from Visible Human Project data. Every named structure is its own part you can hide or recolour. (≈ 22 cm)
Urinary bladder — female — Anatomically accurate urinary bladder (female) from the Human Reference Atlas, built from Visible Human Project data. Every named structure is its own part you can hide or recolour. (≈ 62 mm)
Urinary bladder — male — Anatomically accurate urinary bladder (male) from the Human Reference Atlas, built from Visible Human Project data. Every named structure is its own part you can hide or recolour. (≈ 72 mm)
Uterus — female — Anatomically accurate uterus (female) from the Human Reference Atlas, built from Visible Human Project data. Every named structure is its own part you can hide or recolour. (≈ 59 mm)