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Body regions, labeled in 3D

The epigastric, umbilical and hypogastric regions of the abdomen and the rest of the nine, the regions of the face and scalp, the parts of the auricle, and the regions of the limbs.

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  • 2563D parts
  • 45groups in the model
  • 146with a short definition
  • 3names each: English, Latin, Arabic
A 3D render of a figure with the regions of the body outlined

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3D models and definitions: Z-Anatomy (Gauthier Kervyn et al.), derived from BodyParts3D © The Database Center for Life Science, licensed CC BY-SA 4.0. The adapted models on this page are shared under the same licence.

What is in the model

Almost every region is on one side of the body, so left and right are separate parts you can tap.

Regions of trunk

36 parts

For example: Epigastric region Regio epigastrica, Umbilical region Regio umbilicalis, Umbilicus

Regions of face

14 parts

For example: Buccal region Regio buccalis, Infra-orbital region Regio infraorbitalis, Mental region Regio mentalis

Auricular region

36 parts

For example: Anterior notch of auricle Incisura anterior auriculae, Antihelix, Antitragus

Regions of epicranium

8 parts

For example: Mastoid region Regio mastoidea, Occipital region Regio occipitalis, Parietal region Regio parietalis

Antebrachial region

8 parts

For example: Posterior region of forearm Regio posterior antebrachii, Lateral border of forearm Margo lateralis antebrachii, Medial border of forearm Margo medialis antebrachii

Regions of foot

8 parts

For example: Heel region Regio calcanea, Dorsum of foot Dorsum pedis, Lateral border of foot Margo lateralis pedis

How to study it here

  1. 1

    Divide the abdomen

    Tap the epigastric, umbilical and hypogastric regions in the middle, then the hypochondriac, lumbar and inguinal regions on each side.

  2. 2

    Learn the face

    Tap the buccal, infra-orbital and mental regions, then turn the head to the auricle.

  3. 3

    Quiz yourself

    Quiz asks you to find a named region. A wrong tap tells you which region you picked.

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Questions

Questions people ask

What are body regions used for?
They are the names used to say where something is on the body, for example epigastric pain or a wound in the deltoid region.
Are left and right regions separate?
Yes. Almost every region exists on both sides, and each side is its own part.
Is it free?
Yes. All eight systems are free, with no sign-up and no card.

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