Know the tool before you change the model.
Eight distinct guides explain each tool’s purpose, workflow, interpretation and limits. Choose the guide that matches your task, then open the Clinical Digital Twin workspace.
Eight guides for eight different workflows.
These guides describe the intended learning workflow without inventing interface controls. The live workspace remains the authoritative source for current labels and features.
General Anatomy
Navigate body regions and systems; isolate structures; understand spatial relationships.
Read guide → Clinical context · Guide 02Clinical Anatomy
Connect structures with landmarks, regions and clinically relevant relationships.
Read guide → Modeled change · Guide 03Disease Simulator
Set a clear comparison and interpret modeled disease-related change responsibly.
Read guide → Cardiac signal · Guide 04ECG Simulator
Import supported recordings and review leads, processing, beats, timing and provenance.
Read guide → Neural signal · Guide 05EEG Simulator
Review supported files by channel and segment with filtering, playback and band power.
Read guide → Kinematics · Guide 06Posture and Movement
Observe alignment and motion using consistent viewpoints and repeatable comparisons.
Read guide → Mechanics · Guide 07Biomechanical Analysis
Frame a mechanics question, define assumptions and interpret modeled force and motion.
Read guide → Critical care · Guide 08ICU Simulator
Follow a scenario timeline, observe monitored variables and avoid patient-level inference.
Read guide →A consistent way to use every guide.
- Start with “What this tool is for.” Confirm that the tool matches your learning objective.
- Follow the workflow. Make controlled changes and keep the baseline visible or easy to restore.
- Use the interpretation section. Describe what the model shows without extending it to a real person.
- Read the limits. Every simulation has assumptions and cannot replace clinical evidence or judgment.
Do not use names, record numbers, dates of birth, images, measurements or any other information belonging to an identifiable person.
Guide open? Continue in the workspace.
All eight tools are available inside the Clinical Digital Twin.