Anatomage Table

A fully segmented, real human 3D anatomy system that lets students explore anatomical structures with the fidelity of an actual cadaveric dissection, rendered as a life-sized, fully interactive touchscreen experience.

The digital cadavers produced by Anatomage closely replicate real anatomical specimens, with high-resolution, photorealistic visualisations rendered in accurate three-dimensional detail, complementing, rather than replacing, traditional methods of anatomical study.

Its integration into the curriculum fosters a more student-centred and interactive learning environment. Digital cadaver technology significantly enhances anatomical comprehension, and the Anatomage Table represents one of the most sophisticated digital visualisation systems currently available for medical education.

IN THE LIBRARY: Depth of Clinical Content

1,300+ Clinical Cases & Imaging Scans

360° Rotatable Structural Anatomy

2D + 3D Cross-sectional & Volumetric Views

In the Classroom

How Students Dissect

Interactive Dissection

Using the table's touchscreen, students rotate structures, make multiple incisions, and reverse any cut in real time.

Real Clinical Cases

Real patient cases are reviewed and rendered in full three-dimensional detail, alongside corresponding two-dimensional cross-sectional imaging.

Blood-flow Simulation

The system supports blood-flow simulation and a comprehensive spatial display of external and internal anatomy across the full extent of the human body.

The Digital Anatomy Library contains more than 1,300 clinical cases and imaging scans. Its Clinical Case Library provides detailed visualisations of structural anatomy alongside examples of rare and complex pathologies with cardiovascular, nervous, and muscular structures explored in depth across major anatomical regions, including the heart, lungs, abdomen, and pelvis, that are often difficult to examine through traditional cadaveric dissection.

Radiology, Early

Reading Scans before the Wards

The Anatomage Table facilitates the seamless integration of radiological education into the anatomy curriculum. Through three-dimensional rendering of real scan data, students develop the ability to interpret medical imaging and identify pathological findings, early exposure that builds an appreciation for the diagnostic significance of CT scans within the broader context of patient care.

Why It Matters

Preparing Physicians to meet Global Standards

Medical education continues to evolve, and preparing healthcare professionals for global practice calls for innovative, technology-enhanced pedagogy. AUB remains committed to equipping its students with cutting-edge learning resources, and the Anatomage Table marks a significant advancement in how the university teaches anatomy.