Find the Landmark
Locate the landmark by the structure that defines it, rather than by a familiar picture.
Open ActivityRhinology · Facial PlasticsA clearer view.
A clearer view.
A deeper
understanding.
Go beyond the surface. Connect anatomy, observation and practice through a more visual way to learn.
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Look again.
What changed?
A new way into your learning. Compare two views, make an observation, and see the relationship more clearly.
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Projection or Rotation?Case 1 of 2
Study TargetStarting Model
Which change is dominant in the target compared with the starting model?
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Find a focused starting point. Explore the foundations, compare a change or follow a surgical relationship.
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SURFACE → STRUCTURELook beneath
the surface.
the surface.
Predict the Framework
Explain the principal anatomical contributor beneath each named surface region.
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Build the Septal Map
Distinguish the components of the septal partition from the supporting bony floor.
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Localise the Deformity
Make a precise anatomical observation without a written-answer or English-language task.
Open ActivityProjection or Rotation?
Name the change and reproduce the intended direction while leaving the other control at baseline.
Open ActivityDisplaced or Curved?
Identify which relationship changed; avoid treating all septal deviation as the same anatomical problem.
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Displacement or Loss of Support?
Recognise that repositioning a displaced septum and addressing lost dorsal support are different goals.
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Two Mechanisms. One Revision Nose.
Choose anatomically defensible objectives while accounting for the available tissue and separate lateral-wall problem.
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Find your way inMore than
More than
one way to
understand.
Follow a guided lesson, compare a change, or put your observations to the test.
Guided LearningMake the first connection.
Orientate the view, name the reference, then describe the pattern. Start with the foundations of Module 1.
Explore Module 1From the JournalAnother angle.
Another angle.
A little more to explore.
Ideas on anatomy, teaching and the thinking behind 3DO.
Explore the JournalThe Idea Behind 3DOShaped by clinical teaching.
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