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Brain Tutor 3D
  • Category: Education
  • First released: January 9, 2009
  • Versions: 1 archived
  • Seller: Rainer Goebel, Brain Innovation

Requirements: Compatible with iPhone and iPod touch. Requires iOS 2.0 or later.

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1.0
Requires iOS 2.2+
Non-Retina
January 9, 2009
1.4 MB Encrypted Install Download 1 more copy
[Brain Tutor][BrainTutor.app][i-funbox.com][iOS_v2.2_and_above].ipa · 1.4 MB Encrypted Install Download

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Peaked at #207 (January 24, 2010) · 1 archived capture · Jan 2010

Archived Reviews

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Would love it more if there were a search function
     
by Dan and a bunch of numbers · April 26, 2011

Similar to the iPod app where you can pull down to reveal a search bar.

Great!
     
by Svet konfet · April 21, 2010

This is a really cool ap. I would recommend it to my friends. Thanks for thinking in such a scientific way.

Very nice
     
by spl3 · June 24, 2017

$3 for the add-ons is well worth it, and provides lots of extra hi-res detail.

New update makes it so much more worth it
     
by Aironel · March 15, 2023

Although it could have more information available (like the brainstem, for example), as it is now, it is the best app for studying the anatomy of the brain and the 3D structures inside. <br/>The new update lets you have much more control over the MRI images, which links both 3D reasoning and 2D representations much better. <br/>That being said, I would love to see more structures and details.

Where the hell is the diencephalon?
     
by Scottie and Chris · January 31, 2012

I thought this app could help me review for an anatomy test but it is missing the diencephalon, which includes the hypothalamus, cerebellum, medulla oblongata and other very important parts of the brain. Also it is only anatomy and includes no functions.

anatomic position!
     
by E04randy · March 10, 2011

The for the axial slices, the exposed brain should be shown from the bottom and not the top as to give you true anatomic position as one would see on an actual MRI or CT.

Neurosurgery Resident
     
by DrBTF · June 20, 2010

Overall, a slick interface. Very cool to have 3D model AND 2D slices in all planes. Would be much more useful if popup labels would appear in images. <br/><br/>Lots of potential to put most atlasas to shame if the info is flushed out (vasculature, basal ganglia, limbic system, hypo&amp;thalamus, midbrain, brainstem, tracts). <br/><br/>Would be cool to add 3D models of vessels reconstructed from angios and slices based on gross sections photos in addition to MRI.

Who knew learning could be so much fun
     
by KazooKazaam · November 30, 2010

I have always been interested in anatomy but this has made learning about the brain so much easier and now i just love to play with it. This App is such a great learning tool. I think that they should make this type of things for all types of the body.

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