What's new
Version history
- A practical guide to elbow pain while lifting
A new article explains how outer, inner, front and back-of-elbow pain differ, what lifters can modify immediately, and which signs deserve an assessment—linked directly to the interactive elbow anatomy.
- Interactive elbow anatomy
A new lightweight elbow model adds clickable bones, distal biceps and triceps tendons, the joint capsule, collateral and annular ligaments, and the olecranon bursa—with direct links from all 11 matching Encyclopedia pages.
- A new InjuryAtlas identity
A new atlas-inspired logo now appears across the site, 3D explorer, browser icons, saved shortcuts and social-sharing previews.
- Choose what you want to explore
Muscle, bone, nerve and ligament views are now available as soon as the 3D explorer opens, with clearer isolation, improved tissue colours and more useful shoulder camera angles.
- A more comfortable 3D experience
Automatic dark mode, stronger text contrast, clearer loading feedback, shareable anatomy links and smoother performance make the explorer easier to use across desktop and mobile.
- Shoulder library expanded
InjuryAtlas now includes 98 connected shoulder pages, with more muscles, joints, bursae, ligaments and nerves linked directly to the relevant 3D structures.
- New practical shoulder guides
New and rewritten articles cover rotator-cuff exercises, rotator-cuff tears versus impingement, and shoulder pain while sleeping on your side—with clearer advice, original visuals and natural internal links.
- New homepage artwork
Explore Anatomy, Injury Center and Encyclopedia now have premium custom artwork that makes each starting point easier to recognize.
- Articles and a new 2D shoulder option
A dedicated Articles library, improved mobile navigation and an accessible 2D shoulder view now provide more ways to find and explore InjuryAtlas content.
- Homepage refresh & SEO
Shoulder-first messaging, live content stats, redesigned mobile navigation, cooler color palette, and search/social-sharing improvements.
- Full-body muscle explorer
Click any muscle on the always-visible 3D body for details, plus smoother two-finger pan and pinch-to-zoom.
- Encyclopedia expansion
Shoulder ligaments and nerves added, 3D structures linked directly to Encyclopedia articles, and a new tabbed article layout.
- Initial release
The first version of InjuryAtlas: interactive 3D homepage hero and the Shoulder diagnostics overlay.