Anatomage Table
Description
Anatomage Table is a digital anatomy visualisation system used for displaying life-sized, three-dimensional human and animal anatomical models for teaching, research, and clinical reference purposes.
The system presents full-body cadaver imaging derived from segmented CT and MRI scans, allowing users to view, dissect, and manipulate anatomical structures on a touchscreen interface. Content libraries include male and female human cadavers, regional anatomy sets, histology slides, and a range of veterinary specimens.
Users can isolate organs and tissue systems, perform virtual dissections, take cross-sectional cuts at any plane, and annotate structures for instructional purposes. The table operates in a horizontal orientation for procedural simulation or can be tilted upright for classroom presentation.
The Anatomage Table is used in medical schools, dental schools, veterinary programmes, nursing courses, allied health training, and secondary school biology and anatomy classes. Institutions typically integrate the system into anatomy and physiology curricula as a supplement or alternative to physical cadaver dissection.
The platform includes pre-loaded case studies covering pathologies, surgical procedures, and clinical scenarios, alongside quiz and assessment functions for student evaluation. Additional modules support comparative anatomy, embryology, and radiological interpretation.
The European division, based in the United Kingdom, distributes the product and provides training and support across European education and research institutions.
