Kidney 3D Model

3D Kidney Cross Section

3D Kidney Cross Section

The kidney cross section 3D model includes highly detailed representations of the major structures of human kidney. Each feature is individually grouped for easy access, and a high-quality texture map is included with the model to illustrate the cut-surface anatomy of the kidney's interior.

Zygote's Solid 3D Anatomy has set the standard in CAD and Simulation for over a decade.

  • Formats:
    • 3D Studio Max
    • Blender (OBJ)
    • Cinema 4D
    • Generic OBJ
    • Maya
  • Polygons (as tris): 34639
  • UV Coordinates: Yes
  • Textures: Yes
  • Grouping: Yes
  • Delivery Method: Download
  • Price: $555
  • Rigged: No
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"The Zygote human anatomy library is the starting point for nearly every animation project that we tackle. Having such a detailed anatomy set enables us to spend more time focusing on the specifics of our s products and devices without needing to compromise the overall quality of the piece. The models are very well built, enabling us to use varying levels of detail to keep our scenes light and optimized, which is crucial with some of the huge data-sets that we are dealing with day in and day out.

It has also been extremely valuable to be able to take advantage of the updates and upgrades that the Zygote artists continue to offer, keeping our library up-to-date and comprehensive."

Steve Deverall / Director of Animation - Infuse Medical

The anatomy included in this kidney cross section model begins with hilum, or opening of the medial surface of the kidney, which serves as a portal for the ureter, the renal artery and the renal vein. This model includes a sectioned view of the ureter at the renal pelvis to provide a view inside the structure. The surface of the sectioned kidney face properly illustrates the renal cortex, renal medulla (made up of striated renal pyramids), and their relation to the circulation within the kidney. This model is a must for anyone interested in teaching or learning the basics of the Urinary System.