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Imagine a dissection table that displays a human muscular structure one moment and a diagram of the cardiovascular system the next—all with the tap of a screen. CU students are experiencing this innovative technology at the Jack and Mary De Witt Center for Science and Technology. The Anatomage Table, a digital dissection table, was introduced to campus with the opening of the De Witt center. #CornerstoneU @anatomage #AnatomageTable #CUScienceCenter | Cornerstone University

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3.6K views · 62 reactions | The University of Batangas and the College of Allied Medical Sciences are inviting everyone to watch the Launching and Ribbon Cutting of Anatomage Table on August 17, 2022, 9:00AM via University of Batangas Facebook Page. There will also be invited students who will be able to experience on-hand this world renowned interactive dissection table. See you, UBians! #UBecomeWhatUBelieve | University of Batangas | Facebook

2.3K views · 89 reactions | Our Medical Radiologic Technology program is excited to introduce the new Anatomage Table, a 3D virtual dissection table into their lab! This will allow for dynamic presentations of the human body as well medical images. So cool! For more about this program visit https://www.statetechmo.edu/xray | State Technical College of Missouri | Facebook

813 reactions · 268 shares | The Anatomage (anatomy + image) table allows our physicians to see a 3D scan of patients. They use it to make difficult diagnoses as well as plan surgeries. You can slice and rotate, looking inside the body, and even add and remove nerves, bone, blood vessels, and other systems. Come see it in action and meet our staff in Stadium Village at THE PLAYERS Championship, March 14-17. | Mayo Clinic | Facebook

The Anatomage Table is a 3D anatomy and dissection/viewing tool for students of UON studying Health Professions and Sports subjects. Students can strip away the layers to understand how human body systems works in harmony, for instance the muscles used to make us smile or frown, their blood and nerve supply and their interactions. Read the full story of how we're investing in technology to enhance student experience here: https://ow.ly/y0rp50XjCX0 | University of Northampton

In-depth look at Carl, one of the full body cadavers available on the Anatomage Table! | Anatomage