Our products for hospital and healthcare networks:
online anatomy atlas, collaborative database, DICOM viewer An international reference used by hundreds of hospitals around the world

e-Anatomy

offers high-quality, detailed content to support mastery of radiological anatomy. This human anatomy atlas provides and pinpoints the precision and accuracy required in clinical decision-making. Covers all primary imaging modalities.

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e-Cases

is a collaborative database of radiology cases. Browse clinical cases in e-Cases and improve your diagnostic skills. Upload and share your best cases with peers around the world.

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IMAIOS DICOM Viewer

is a free DICOM viewer. IDV supports DICOM files of all types (ultrasound, CT, MRI, PET, etc...) and offers quick and intuitive tools that are available on all platforms (Android, iOS and web). It also works with a DICOM server (PACS). The best solution to review your studies on the go.

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8 out of the top 10 hospitals in the world use our atlases

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Scientific press review

e-Anatomy is a comprehensive reference resource of human anatomy and medical images. It is more than a standard anatomy atlas, it is highly interactive, promotes the connection between anatomy and associated medical imagery, and can be integrated into clinical workflows with the mobile and tablet versions. [...] it is a useful resource for librarians to provide in university and hospital libraries.

Additional resources provided by programs included E-Anatomy (55% of responding programs), tuition or stipend for a review course (42% of responding programs), electronic device for education (27% of responding programs), Qevlar question bank (11% of responding programs), [...].

Results of the 2019 Survey of the American Alliance of Academic Chief Residents in Radiology David H. Ballard, Danielle Summers, Mark J. Hoegger, Amber Salter, and Jennifer E. Gould - 2020
10.1016/j.acra.2020.04.042

What the users say about us

Great tools. Awesome for studying and come in handy on call

Ralphy nel

I’m a diagnostic radiologist and use this app several times a week. There is no equivalent resource. It’s comprehensive and extremely user friendly. Easily worth the $$

rmymskrad

I discovered your human anatomy atlas this morning and I immediately knew that it is the ultimate, perfect product for me, I am a MD, Nuclear medicine specialist, working mostly with PET/CT diagnostics

Tabain Anita

e-Anatomy Perks

On-call Support

Perfects knowledge of normal anatomy and informs clinical decision-making

Easy to use / Integrate

Embed into clinical workflow: similar look and feel to what the true clinical workflow is

A wide range of modalities

Covers whole body anatomy and a wide range of imaging modalities

Support Reporting

Provides complete and accurate anatomical detail, enabling a deeper knowledge and an improved quality of reports 

IMAIOS in scientific articles and research

App Review Series: e-Anatomy
Users of the website will feel right at home [...] the e-Anatomy online reference. With multiple modalities (radiography, MR, CT, diagrams, and others), the service is a well-labeled and accurate reference covering the entire body. At the moment, this app should represent the standard for mobile anatomy references.
Sharma Arjun
2015

Resident iPad Use: Has It Really Changed the Game?
The purpose of this study was to assess residents’ usage patterns and opinions of the iPad as a tool for radiology education and clinical practice at an academic medical center.
Seth J. Berkowitz et al
2013

Transition to radiology residency
e-Anatomy is a detailed interactive multi-planar anatomy with various options to display or hide certain systems. It is helpful when trying to identify abnormal structures
A Cheong et al
2017