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Stanford’s virtual dissecting table (not S3D)

Phil Lelyveld

Entertainment Technology Center

Stanford Schoolf of Medicine has a new computerized table that lets students do virtual dissection of 3D cadavers. They published a video of the newly-designed anatomy course that combines traditional prosection with stereoscopic images, and a virtual dissecting table.

The 60,000$ table, which made its debut on campus in April, is on loan from Anatomage (San Jose, USA). Faculty are experimenting with its use as a possible teaching aid for everyone from undergraduate anatomy students to medical students, residents and even patients. Read the Stanford paper (and watch the video).

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