Spine Atlas turns the findings of a spine MRI report into a 3D picture: where each bulge or herniation sits, and which nerve root it may touch.

How to use it

1. Pick level, type, position and side from your report, then add the finding.
2. Rotate and zoom, click a vertebra or a disc to see it up close, open the cross-section to look at the disc from above.
3. Move the posture and bending sliders to see how the curves and the foramina change.
4. Share the page link: findings and posture travel inside it.

What it is not

An educational tool, not a diagnosis. The roots shown are the textbook pattern for that configuration: only a clinical exam together with the images tells what is really going on.

Privacy

What you enter is never sent anywhere: the findings live only in the page link, in your browser.

Model and sources

Bones and discs from BodyParts3D (© DBCLS, CC BY-SA 2.1 JP). Dural sac and roots are a diagram drawn for this project. Curves and ranges of motion come from published studies, linked next to each control.

A project by azzz.