General Anatomy
Explore body regions and systems to understand where structures are located and how they relate spatially. Use it as the starting point for anatomical orientation.
Clinical DT toolset
Eight tools. One continuous view.
Each tool concentrates on a distinct part of the clinical digital twin. Together they connect structure, modeled state, physiologic signal, movement, mechanics and care context.
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Examine anatomical structures through clinically relevant landmarks, regions and relationships. Use it to connect foundational anatomy with applied context.
Disease Simulator
Compare modeled states and observe selected changes associated with disease processes. Use it to explore relationships—not to predict an individual outcome.
ECG Simulator
Import supported ECG recordings, select leads and compare original/filtered traces, beat markers, timing and provenance.
EEG Simulator
Import supported EEG recordings, select channels and segments, then compare original/filtered playback and band power.
Posture and Movement
Observe posture, alignment, joint relationships and movement sequences. Use repeatable views to compare how modeled positions change.
Biomechanical Analysis
Relate modeled forces, motion and loading through a structured mechanics workflow. Use defined assumptions and compare outputs carefully.
ICU Simulator
Examine a coordinated critical-care simulation with physiologic monitoring and change over time. It is an educational scenario environment, not a patient monitor.
Choose the tool that matches the question.
Start with structure when location and spatial relationship matter. Use a simulator when you need to examine a modeled state or signal. Choose movement or biomechanics when the question concerns position, motion, force or load. Enter the ICU simulation when you want to explore several monitored variables in a care scenario.
The knowledge base explains the workflow and boundaries for every tool. Because the exact controls may evolve, the live platform remains the authoritative source for the current interface.
Browse all guidesAll eight tools live inside Clinical DT.
Use the guide first, then open the platform to begin.