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12/10/2025
Could you be the next National Anatomy Champion? Find out by joining an upcoming Anatomage Regional Tournament! 🏆 They're open to all high school students, but the registration deadlines are fast approaching and spots are filling up fast!
Check out our January and February dates and locations:
1/23 - Baton Rouge, LA
2/4 - Weatherford, OK
2/13 - Stafford, VA
2/20 - Fort Wayne, IN
2/27 - Tulsa, OK
The top 4 teams will earn a spot at the National Anatomage Tournament!
We had a great time at the Hagerstown Regional Tournament this past weekend! A big shoutout to all the students who participated and showed off their anatomy knowledge!
12/05/2025
A Deeper Look at Glioblastoma đź§
MRI scans can help detect and diagnose glioblastomas, but these flat 2D images can also make it difficult to fully visualize the tumor’s shape, depth, and impact on surrounding brain structures.
With Anatomage’s real volumetric anatomy, that same glioblastoma MRI scan is upgraded to 3D, so you can rotate, dissect, and explore from every angle. Explore an immersive perspective that reveals the tumor’s true spatial complexity, making neuroanatomy and pathology far easier to understand.
No longer limited to interpreting a scan; experience anatomy in full dimensional detail.
Anatomage Tournament season is underway! Thanks to all the incredible student teams who came out to the Bentonville Regional Tournament we’re so impressed by your anatomy skills!
11/26/2025
A New View and Understanding of Intracranial Aneurysms
CT imaging delivers essential cross-sectional slices that can help identify aneurysms, but interpreting these 2D views can make it challenging to grasp the full spatial structure of the artery.
With Anatomage’s real volumetric anatomy, that same aneurysm is transformed into an interactive 3D visual. For a basilar artery aneurysm, students and clinicians can interact with and study the aneurysm’s shape and relationship to surrounding structures with unmatched clarity.
This immersive visualization elevates clinical understanding, making complex intracranial anatomy more intuitive and accessible than ever.
What a fantastic opportunity to meet dedicated school leaders and educators with IASB! We’re grateful to everyone who stopped by to explore how Anatomage brings immersive, interactive learning to schools.
11/20/2025
How do cells split to make two identical cells?
a) Meiosis
b) Mitosis
c) Photosynthesis
d) Fertilization
Explore at science-table.com
11/17/2025
Institutions like Mercy University are transforming their anatomy curricula and pushing their A&P course retention rates to nearly 90% with the Anatomage Table.
MRI scans provide critical 2D slices that help clinicians identify abnormalities, but these flat images can limit how students visualize the full extent of concerns like a vertebral fracture.
With Anatomage, learners can transform real CT/MRI scans into fully volumized images, to explore issues like a fractured vertebra in 3D, life-size detail. Rotate the spine, isolate structures, and examine the injury from every angle.
This immersive perspective deepens understanding of fracture patterns, injury mechanisms, and structural relationships in a way traditional scans simply can’t match.
We wrapped up an incredible event filled with innovation, collaboration, and hands-on learning!
From inspiring presentations to interactive demonstrations, the Summit showcased how healthcare educators are using the Anatomage Table to transform classrooms and clinical training around the world.
A huge thank you to Fairfield Dickinson University for hosting and to everyone who joined us to share ideas, ask questions, and push the boundaries of what’s possible in health science education.
11/10/2025
The endocrine system does more than regulate your hormones. It can shape your energy, mood, and overall health in remarkable ways.
Check out these 5 fun facts about the endocrine system.
Swipe to uncover how this system keeps everything in sync.
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The Quest To Restoring Real Human Anatomy Data from Cadavers
In 2004, our world’s first life-size virtual dissection Anatomage Table was introduced.
The innovation has then opened the door for medical students and professionals to visualize anatomy as they would on a real human cadaver. The birth of our Anatomage Table has encouraged educators to redefine the learning approach to medical education. From improving student outcomes, to increasing their classroom engagement, to establishing the tech leadership for the schools, the virtual dissection capabilities from the Anatomage Table have made countless impacts on both educational and clinical industries.
For more than 14 years on the market, the Anatomage Table has shown values across thousands of universities, high schools and hospitals.
And the secret sauce of our success is the technology behind our digital cadavers.
All of our cadavers are built from the Visible Human Project’s real human data set.
Each of our cadavers contains at least 2,300 annotated anatomical structures. Combined with the 3D viewing capabilities, tiniest anatomical structures can be clearly visualized and examined.
Unlike physical cadavers, our virtual cadavers are tailored for students to interact with real physiology elements. These include simulating heart motions, nerve pathways, and physiological mechanisms.
Our vision is to create the most complete, accurate and realistic human cadaver that can be interacted virtually.
For our upcoming innovations, please pay a visit to our website - anatomage.com
