Visible Body® is an anatomy
reference resource for healthcare professionals and students. It offers
limitless views inside the human body including dynamic 3D models,
illustrations and animations you can manipulate and explore.
- Find out more about Visible body
- How to access Visible Body
- Other features available
- Visible Body mobile app [Step 4]
- Feedback
What is Visible Body®?
- Select any model to access definitions, pronunciations, and disease descriptions
- Create views into the human body. Rotate and zoom into body regions
- Dissect anatomy
- See structures from all body systems: nervous, skeletal, circulatory, muscular, digestive, urinary, lymphatic, endocrine, and reproductive
- Delve into the microanatomy of tissue and special organs, including the eye, ear, and tongue
… and much, much more!
How do I access Visible Body®?
Visible Body® is available via the RCSI Library website. See step-by-step instructions below:Step 1
Go to the RCSI Library website http://www.rcsi.ie/library and select Databases
Step 2
Scroll down the list of databases to Visible Body®. If you are off-campus you will be asked for your RCSI Network credentials.
Step 3
Select either the Anatomy & Physiology module or the Human Anatomy Atlas to start exploring
Step 4
Please note system requirements for your device.
You can also download the Visible Body app - instructions on the website.
What other features are available?
Visible Body offers a powerful search engine, pre-set views, and easy-add features to provide for fast access to the ideal visual.
- Search or browse for the anatomy you need to study or show
- Add anatomy or dissect
- Save, annotate, and share visuals
- Create a Favourites library
- Encyclopaedic reference and study content, in 7 languages
- Detailed definitions, Latin names and English pronunciations
- Descriptions of injuries, diseases and pathologies
Find out more in the Visible Body Help Centre pages for Human Anatomy Atlas and Anatomy & Physiology.
- 1,000+ question test bank for quizzing and improving anatomy mastery
- 6,000+ structures in each model
- Watch muscle movements demonstrated in rotable moving 3D models
- Compare models side-by-side with cadaver images and diagnostic images
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