From parts to relationships
Structure remains fundamental, but it is also understood through what connects it.
ANATOMY AS NETWORK
aNETomy® began with a question: what changes when the human body is viewed not only as a collection of structures, but as a network of relationships?
Anatomy, biomechanics, movement science and clinical experience meet Network Science to build a more integrated representation of function.
Structure remains fundamental, but it is also understood through what connects it.
Multiple pathways can coexist, interact and contribute to function.
Network Science becomes a tool for developing new clinical questions.