College of Medicine Program Guide

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This cloud-based platform allows students to interact with real patient cases in a variety of medical specialties. Students can access a vast library of medical images, including CT scans and MRIs, and use clinical-grade visualization tools to study anatomy, pathology, and trauma. The portal facilitates both individual, self-paced learning and collaborative work with peers and instructors on real-world medical scenarios.

This application provides students with a highly detailed and interactive 3D model of the human body. Students can dissect virtual bodies, view animations of muscle movements, and explore intricate anatomical structures from different angles. The platform also offers a wealth of supplementary resources, including courses, clinical video clips, and the ability to view radiological images alongside the 3D models, making it a comprehensive tool for in-depth anatomical study.

Based on the National Library of Medicine's Visible Human Project, this resource offers students a detailed virtual dissection experience. Students can follow step-by-step dissection instructions correlated with high-resolution 3D and cross-sectional views of an actual human body. This allows for a thorough exploration of gross anatomy and helps students to understand the complex spatial relationships of anatomical structures, serving as a valuable supplement or alternative to traditional cadaveric dissection.

Cadaver dissection guide from VH Dissector