A second evaluation consisting of a controlled crossover study was carried out to evaluate the impact of our tool on the learning outcomes. The results showed that our solution helped students to visualize and internalize the complex musculoskeletal architectures that any practitioner must know to perform their clinical practice.
As a result of this study we conclude that the developed m-learning application seems to be a promising and attractive tool for supporting anatomy and manual therapy classes in the context of the physiotherapy teaching laboratory. It is also an easy-to-use tool for familiarizing students with medical imaging obtained from real patients.