DALLAS — Anatomage Virtual Dissection Table is a new educational tool now available to Misericordia University health and pre-med students. The six-foot-long computerized-table, similar to a operating ...

EDWARDS — If the purpose of education is to peel back layers to reveal what’s inside, and it is, then you’ve never seen anything quite like Colorado Mountain College’s new gear. CMC added a virtual ...

If Meghan Bowler needs to take a closer look at the cadaver in front of her, she just slides her finger across to slice it open. The cadaver is actually a three-dimensional anatomical model on a ...

Donna Rohrbaugh, allied health and nursing lab coordinator at Carroll Community College, demonstrates the functions of the college’s new Anatomage virtual dissection table Wednesday, August 11, 2021.

Students at a New Jersey high school can virtually dissect the human body, thanks to the purchase of cutting edge technology that is typically available only to medical students. Cadaver dissection is ...

Morgan Community College (MCC) announces the purchase of an Anatomage Table, making MCC one of only a few community colleges in Colorado to use this technology in the classroom. Funding for the table ...

(TNS) -- Bolles Upper School teachers are trying to liven up their biology and anatomy classes by including more dead bodies. Well, not actual dead bodies. They’ll use virtual cadavers, thanks to a ...

Students in training to be nurses, paramedics and physical therapists will be able to dissect, analyze and study the human body on virtual cadavers with a device newly acquired by Carroll Community ...

TOLEDO, Ohio — Over the last couple of months, students in the Medical Academy at the Whitmer Career and Technology Center have brought their books to life with a new anatomy table. "It's definitely ...

(TNS) — Looming in the corner of a small classroom at Battle Ground High School is the future of medical education. Reminiscent of the infamous monoliths from "2001: A Space Odyssey," the Anatomage ...

LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (KATV) — Imagine getting the chance to better understand the human anatomy with the simple touch of a screen. To dive deeper into 3d imagery that shows what is wrong with a patient.

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 hands.