IMAIOS e-Anatomy

Gold standard. What else is there?

I’m a radiology resident, and I appreciate the depth of the platform and the work that’s gone into it, but in its current form it’s difficult to use efficiently day-to-day. Finding specific structures and getting a quick overview of anatomical relationships feels more cumbersome than it should. A recurring issue is that feature complexity seems to be prioritized over common workflows. For example, bookmarks don’t reliably restore the exact context I saved (modality, plane, slice, and view/window settings). If I save an axial image, I want axial to load—without additional views or settings changing. Small friction points like this add up and push me toward simpler tools that are faster and more predictable. I think the product would benefit from a clearer “core workflow first” design: straightforward top-level navigation by modality and body region, with advanced tools available but not in the way. More structured feedback from practicing radiologists and imaging experts would help ensure the feature set matches real clinical use, not just a visually impressive demo.

This app used to be my go to for looking up anatomy on the fly but it’s gotten so buggy and slow it’s almost impossible to use even on my iPhone 17 pro. Web based still works somewhat or I’d stop paying altogether but probably going to consider dropping the subscription.