Document symptoms the way patients experience them.
For clinicians
Map pain, sensory changes, wounds, and observations on a 3D body chart. Save snapshots, compare visits, and generate structured clinical outputs.
Why flat charts fall short
Flat body charts lose clinical detail.
Two-dimensional drawings cannot capture measured area, side and surface, longitudinal replay, or machine-readable records. 3DPainMap turns the chart into a measurable record — area in cm² and percent BSA, anatomical metadata, and structured exports.
Clinical reasoning
See patterns, not just points.
A 3D body chart distinguishes distribution, spread, laterality, and regional involvement. PAINT — Position, Area, Intensity, Nature, and Time — gives the chart a structured vocabulary you can document against, and makes change over time a first-class part of the record.
Follow-up
Compare today’s map to the last visit.
Snapshots replay the exact rendered surface state from each visit, so reassessment becomes "where is it better, worse, new, or resolved?" instead of "are you better?"
Standardization
Consistent records across providers, visits, and sites.
The same finding-level model captures, measures, and exports, so documentation stays comparable across clinicians and locations — ready for follow-up, quality improvement, and registries without duplicate work.