VOKA is changing the way anatomy is taught, moving away from old textbooks and preserved specimens to interactive digital tools. Their 3D Anatomy & Pathology Atlas recently reached a big milestone with over 100,000 active users each month, and it’s adding about 3,000 new users every day. This fast growth shows how much people around the world want digital resources for medical and healthcare education.

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VOKA is used in more than 190 countries by a wide range of users, including medical students, healthcare professionals, and enthusiasts. Its in-depth coverage of tough subjects like disorders of the central nervous system and heart conditions shows how useful the platform is for understanding complicated medical topics.

Ilya Zamotin, VOKA’s Chief Medical Expert, expressed excitement about the platform’s impact. He explained that medical learners now have access to highly detailed models, such as those of brain tumors used by expert surgeons. These models can be rotated, dissected, and annotated by users on their mobile devices, even during short breaks.

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The atlas includes over 1,000 interactive 3D models that cover both normal and abnormal anatomy at the macro and microscopic levels. With more than 4,000 labeled structures and carefully reviewed descriptions, VOKA offers both precision and ease of use. Educational institutions like City of Glasgow College and RAK Medical & Health Sciences University have included VOKA in their teaching programs to improve anatomy learning.

To help more people use the platform, VOKA now offers organization-wide licenses, allowing schools and hospitals to give large groups easy access. Features like dissection tools, annotation options, smart search, multilingual support, and an augmented reality mode make VOKA a complete and accessible solution for modern anatomical education. Whether for preparing for exams or explaining surgeries, VOKA is changing how anatomy is learned beyond traditional classrooms.

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