Lumen Anatomy
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Roadmap

Where Lumen is heading.

The same roadmap you’ll find in the app. If an idea is already on here, it’s already planned. If it isn’t, tell us below.

In this version

Ready to use

Whole-body 3D anatomy

Bones, muscles, ligaments and fascia, nerves, blood vessels and the viscera, from the skull to the foot. Left, right or both sides.

Peel back the layers

Switch each tissue on and off, slide from superficial to deep, and hide or isolate any structure.

Saved views

Save a view with what’s hidden, the layers and the camera, and come back to it in one click.

Search, with sources

Find any structure by name. Each one carries an accuracy badge, so you can see what has been checked and what is approximate.

Being designed

Coming next

More injuries, explained

The injury library keeps growing: common musculoskeletal injuries highlighted on the model, with the structures involved, clinical notes and sources.

Female anatomy and pelvic health

The current atlas is a male model, so this starts with a new source model. Women’s health and the pelvic floor in full depend on it.

Further ahead

Planned, needs more groundwork

Phone and tablet apps

Lumen on your phone and tablet, with the same model and the same layers.

Animation and movement

Joints and muscles moving through real movements, so you can see what each structure does.

Injuries and surgeries in motion

How an injury happens, shown on the moving model, and common surgeries step by step.

Side-by-side comparison

Two views at once: a normal region next to an injured one.

Dermatome and myotome overlay

Nerve-root maps for skin and muscle, laid over the model.

Imaging cross-sections

MRI and X-ray slices lined up with the 3D model.

Request

An injury you wish you could show?

Lachy reads every request. The most-asked-for injuries and regions go to the top of the list.

Please don’t include any patient details.