Mobile Apps: Study Tools

Access mobile apps and mobile-optimized sites related to Library resources. Free to Mount Sinai users unless otherwise indicated.

Study Tools

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Complete Anatomy is a comprehensive anatomy learning platform that offers detailed 3D models of the human body. It provides a range of features including interactive anatomical models, quizzes, lectures, and clinical cases. The platform is designed to support medical students, educators, healthcare professionals, and anyone interested in learning about human anatomy.
Access Notes: For access instructions to Complete Anatomy login to the Library Resources Special Directions page. This resource is restricted to Mount Sinai faculty, staff, and students. You must have a Mount Sinai email address to use this mobile app. Remote/Off-site users will need to connect to VPN to access activation instructions.
e-Anatomy This link opens in a new window
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IMAIOS e-Anatomy provides a complete reference of human anatomy available on web, iPad, iPhone and android devices. Explore over 5400 anatomic structures and more than 375,000 translated medical labels. Images in CT, MRI, radiographs, anatomic diagrams, and nuclear images.

App activation instructions:
1. While on Mount Sinai's network (you may need to briefly turn off Zscaler), create your personal account using your Mount Sinai email at IMAIOS Register
2. Download and install IMAIOS e-Anatomy on your mobile device.
3. While on Mount Sinai's network, start IMAIOS e-Anatomy App and login using your IMAIOS username and password.
4. This will activate the app for two weeks. If you use the app again while on Mount Sinai's network within these two weeks, you'll be activated for two more weeks. If you logout or your two weeks expire, you must connect your device to the Mount Sinai network and login again to restore access.