I built NavRad Anatomy, a free tool with an AI Guide that makes it simpler to learn clinically important imaging anatomy.
To read scans, you need to know the anatomy. But there’s a lot to learn, and it’s hard to know what matters.
With this app, you can scroll through real scans with labels and colour-coded overlays, filter the structures you want to see, learn essential anatomy with key clinical pointers, or ask the AI Guide:
“Walk me through the liver segments” (see video)
“Teach me the segments of the internal carotid artery”
Or even: “Just show me the basics”
Then test yourself by asking it to quiz you.
Works on your phone or computer, so you can learn on the go.
See it in action 👇
Try it at t.co/ithILGSeYc, or click "Anatomy" in Navigating Radiology.
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A radiologist's free app for learning scan anatomy
Scroll real scans with labelled, colour-coded overlays, or ask the AI guide to walk you through the liver segments and then quiz you. Works on phone and desktop.
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