They’re the world’s first virtual dissection table, and they work like a giant iPad. The table displays the human anatomy, life-sized and in lifelike 3-D. You rotate the virtual bodies, cut them, peel ...

Anatomy teacher Piper Moyer-Shad said students will gain accurate insights into fully segmented bodies. “It’s a virtual dissection table based on human cadavers, which students wouldn’t ...

When it comes to hands-on learning, I can think of no classroom more compelling than a gross anatomy lab, where students of the human form dissect actual bodies from head-to-toe with their own ...

The new virtual dissection table takes advantage of 20th-century technological advancements in imaging, such as X-rays, ultrasound and MRIs, and combines them for use in a 7-foot by 2.5-foot screen.

“One finger rotates it. Two fingers moves it,” she said, describing how to manipulate a 3D digital rendering of a bowel system to see it from an angle with a better view of the gallbladder. A virtual ...

She's blown away by the Sectra Virtual Dissection Table. This 4K resolution board gives students the ability to zoom, rotate, and dive deeper into the human anatomy to see how muscles and other ...

Brown said he described the idea for the virtual dissection table to his friend Jack Choi, CEO and president of Anatomage. What Choi produced “was far superior to what we expected, and with even ...

The Virtual Dissection Table has interactive touch-screen features, “3-D and 4-D scans of gross male and female body types, 3-D high resolution regional anatomy and 120 pathological cases ...

Reminiscent of the infamous monoliths from "2001: A Space Odyssey," the Anatomage Table is a new piece of technology that allows students to conduct virtual dissections and view detailed scans of ...

McCabe called dissection an art form enhanced by the virtual anatomy tables. “To not accidentally cut out the nerves and to preserve structures takes a lot of studying,” McCabe said. “We need to know ...

They’re the world’s first virtual dissection table, and they work like a giant iPad. The table displays the human anatomy, life-sized and in lifelike 3-D. You rotate the virtual bodies, cut them, peel ...