Brain & Nervous System Pro III

- many functional areas of the brain are missing. The best you'll get in the cortex is broadmann areas, sulci, and gyri. Nothing like &quot;prefrontal cortex&quot;.<br/>- sub nuclei in areas like the pons, Amygdala, etc, are not present. For example, no locus coeruleus.<br/>- major white matter fasiculla are missing<br/>- layers go directly from &quot;brain&quot; to basal ganglia. No way to, for example, hide the gray matter and show the white. In general, layers are not very flexible.<br/>- I can't seem to delete my custom pin<br/>- rotation is more limited than you'd expect because they seem to be using pre rendered images.<br/>- this is probably much better for learning peripheral nerves than it is for learning brain areas.<br/>- for some reason there are no public notes on pins.<br/>- you can show and hide pins but they are not categorized by type. So for example if you want to hide blood vessel pins there is no easy way to do it<br/><br/>I'm only semi-impressed with this app. It's better than anything else I've seen yet but there are still a bunch of little things they could have easily done better.

Wow, this app is great! Love it! I enjoy using apps by this developers! Also have muscle pro which is awesome!

I teach intro level anatomy for Nia Technique during white belt level trainings. This app as well as the muscle &amp; bone apps provide a springboard for appreciating the complexity and beauty of our anatomy. Functional, friendly, and fascinating. I agree with another who wanted more brain slices and more precision up close.

This app is a fantastic resource for someone trying to conceptualize three dimensional structures in the nervous system. I only give it 4/5 stars for 2 main reasons: the resolution is quite poor when trying to zoom in on some of the smaller landmarks in the CNS, and there are too few slices of the brain to be able to follow particular structures in their internal courses. That being said, I absolutely recommend this app to be used as an adjunct to higher resolution 2D resources, like a neuroanatomy atlas. It has served me well as a medical student, and the cost is absolutely worth it!

To be avoided as it appears to be made for a much smaller screen . Everything is blurry and it freezes constantly. Wish I could get my money back.

$10 is considered a lot on the App Store, but it's a bargain for what you get. Not only does this app offer multiple layer and cut views, but it lets you customize which pins show up so that you can get as detailed or as general as you like. In spite of a complex feature set, the controls and settings are relatively easy to use, letting get to the business of educating and learning very quickly. <br/><br/>That being said, the app is not perfect. There is always more it could offer in terms of features and views. For example, it provides several images of the circle of Willis, but it does not--as far as I have figured out so far--allow you to see a labeled view of the circle in the context of the rest of the brain. Additionally, while there appears to be a handy social feature allowing for community discussion of different parts of the brain, either no one ever uses it or the feature is not actually functional, as no public comments are ever available.<br/><br/>These, and other, imperfections mean there is always room for improvement. Nevertheless, this app is incredible and likely the best brain anatomy tool for iOS. I highly recommend any student or educator splurge for the sake of knowledge and skip a few days of coffee to buy this app. You won't regret it.

It has wonderful details that show almost everything. You can see every thing that you want from diffrent angles. I was trying reading neurophysiology and this app helps me really lot.

This app has a cool layers feature where each layer is a fairly detailed and well rendered surface of the brain, dura,vascular, cortex, ventricles, limbic, thalamus. It has lots of good resolution slices in all 3 directions, good UI, and several animations, including a totally awesome nerve firing and transmission thru synapse. While 3D Brain has good graphics and lots of info and links, this 3D4Medical app has frickin great graphics!