The Dissectable Human

Offers 24-bit, digitally photographed axial cross-sections of the male cadaver that are segmented and then volume-rendered into 3-D objects. During digital dissection, major organs can be peeled away or block dissected to reveal internal structures. This is a non-destructive, infinitely reusable human cadaver dissection program.

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For the first time, a non-destructive, infinitely reusable human cadaver dissection program is available. The first commercial product to emerge from the 'National Library of Medicine's Visible Human Project', "The Dissectable Human" offers 24-bit, digitally photographed axial cross-sections of the male cadaver that are segmented and then volume-rendered into 3-D objects. During digital dissection, major organs can be peeled away or block dissected to reveal internal structures. Additionally, organs and regions can be dissected from non-traditional or even physically impractical perspectives, revealing completely new views of structures.