Anatomy Mapper

Anatomy Mapper ® labeling models have been online since 2009 and have been used as a foundation for international language validation studies. The standardized language posted on the Anatomy Mapper ® website was adopted into ICD-11 by the World Health Organization and represents a validated, international standard that can be used to describe visible health findings. Anatomy Mapper ® recently launched a new, free educational version with a new multi-dimensional mapping engine that generates enhanced language descriptions and codes to accurately and precisely describe anatomy with a single click. The Anatomy Mapper ® language models, language-vision models, and vision-language models are currently being used to develop skin cancer location tracking and communication platform. The free educational version of Anatomy Mapper ® technology is available at https://edu.anatomymapper.com and is designed to support over 100 languages. Registration is free, and registered users can generate and organize lists of anatomic sites and their notes. Registered users can also view a visual library of standardized anatomic sites. The first edition of Anatomy Mapper ® visual library has over 1.6 million language-vision pairs, and over 10 million trainable language parameters just for surface anatomy. When accounting for Anatomy Mapper ® mirroring capabilities, there are over 3.2 million language-vision pairs and over 20 million trainable language parameters just for surface anatomy. The visual library serves as a source of truth based on validated standards for future Artificial Intelligence applications in health care documentation, delivery, communication, and research. A video showing some of the initial capabilities of the Anatomy Mapper ® education version is here: Case studies are here: https://edu.anatomymapper.com/case-studies