Peel back layers, isolate structures, and show the anatomy behind your explanation.
A$5 first month · 30-day money back · Windows & Mac · Works offline in the clinic
Trusted by clinicians in Australia
Patients nod along now. I peel back the layers, show them the exact structure that’s sore, and the conversation changes.
Patients leave knowing what’s wrong. That used to take me a lot longer to get across.
For pre-op consults it’s the clearest way I’ve found to show a patient what we’re fixing and why. It sits open on my screen all day.
A 3D model on the screen gives them a picture to take home, so the explanation lasts longer than the appointment.
Source: Kessels RPC. Patients’ memory for medical information. J R Soc Med 2003;96:219–222
01 — Layers
Slide from skin to bone and stop at the layer that matters, so your patient sees exactly where the problem sits.
02 — Injuries
Pick the injury and Lumen frames the structures for you. More added every month.
03 — Search
Start typing a name and jump straight to it, from supraspinatus to the anterior talofibular ligament.
04 — Controls
Pinch, rotate and pan naturally on a touchscreen or touchpad, or use a mouse at the desk.
Who made Lumen
Lumen Anatomy is made by a practising physiotherapist who wanted a better way to show patients what’s going on. It’s built for the few minutes you have in a consult to explain an injury, without the clutter of features you’ll never use.
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A$5per computer, first month
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All prices in AUD, including GST · Yearly plans from A$79 · Founder price locked in while you stay subscribed
A$5 first month · 30-day money back · Cancel anytime · Windows & Mac
Only now and then. You need a connection to activate Lumen the first time and to download updates. After that it runs fully offline, and it checks your subscription in the background about once a month. If it can’t connect, it keeps working for several weeks before it asks.
No. Lumen never asks for, stores or sends anything about your patients. The only thing it sends is your licence key, to check your subscription is active.
Lumen is built on the Z-Anatomy atlas (derived from BodyParts3D), and every structure has been checked by a team of medical professionals.
Email us within 30 days of your first payment and we’ll refund it in full. No questions asked.
Yes. The Clinic plan starts at 3 computers, with one bill and one tax invoice. Each computer gets its own key, named for the person or the room, and you can reassign it when staff change.