The most important ones will help; otherwise it is more a question of time. I plan to add hidden collections that allow to show several levels of complexity and the more general is the one that will matter most.

I gathered a bunch of free models that can be used. The most useful part is a much more detailed neo-cortex and white matter -found on the website of the University of Washington - that I have already adapted, repaired and renamed. The one that is currently in the atlas is segmented as if each gyrus was separated from the others. In case you feel like looking at it, I have sent it to you on your email adress through Google drive.

The most important missing bits so far for me would be:

- The left anterior descending artery and its diagonal branches

- The rectum

- The biliary system (and the gallbladder should probably be the same color as the pancreatic duct)

- The filum terminale

- Internal iliac artery branches

- Hepatic/cystic arteries

- Right internal thoracic and superior epigastric artery and vein

- Meniscofemoral ligaments

- The left anterior descending artery and its diagonal branches are added in one piece (not sure about the exact trajectory but it can be tweaked easily).

-I have been comparing a bunch of open models for the heart; but will probably cut the one from 'Bodyparts3D' into several chambers since I did not find anything better.

-The pulmonary arteries are added (in one piece for the moment) and the pulmonary veins will follow.

-The intestines have been adapted to fit better to the skeleton and the muscles.

More corrections tomorrow.