A comprehensive anatomy education isn't restricted to studying only healthy, standardized bodies.
That's why the Anatomage Table offers multiple bodies based on real human cadavers, including an 88-year-old female with pancreatic cancer, who offers a rare opportunity to study both healthy anatomy and the spread of metastases in true-to-life 3D detail.
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Real anatomy, with true holographic visualization.
Anatomage Xtreme Reality introduces a new way to experience anatomy, bringing real human cadaver data into true 3D space. Built with our unique content on Sony's Spatial Reailty Display, students can study anatomy with never-before-seen dimensionality.
Learn more at /xtreme-reality/
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The human foot contains 26 bones that work together to support movement, balance, and weight distribution.
The tarsals, located in the hindfoot and midfoot, connect the foot to the leg at the ankle joint and help form the structure and arches of the foot.
Can you identify them all? (Swipe for the answers.)
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Your eyes can distinguish between 10 million different colors?!
It's all thanks to the light-detecting cells in your eyes called cones, which are sensitive to red, green, and blue light. Our brains can blend those signals together, allowing us to see a wide spectrum of color.
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As the heart pumps, blood moves into the lungs through branching vessels that expand to support gas exchange, a process that happens continuously, without pause.
And when studying with real human anatomy, the connection between heart and lungs can be seen as it truly exists.
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Join us at the Anatomage Conference 2026, where innovation meets education.
Explore our newest product releases, experience the latest Anatomage Table enhancements, and discover forward-thinking approaches to medical and science education.
🗓️ July 23–24, 2026 in Santa Clara
✍️ Early bird pricing ends May 4! Register now: /anatomage-conference/
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That's another NSTA conference in the books! We had an amazing time meeting with all the science and STEM educators who stopped by our booth last week. Thanks for exploring how we're driving innovation in the classroom and beyond! #NSTA #NSTASpring26 #Anatomage #STEMEducation #EdTech
Last week, we had the privilege of attending this year's MSA conference! Thank you to all the teachers, principals, and administrators who stopped by to see how Anatomage's advanced tech can help shape education in magnet schools! #MSA2026 #Anatomage #EdTech #MagnetSchools
Liver transplants requires a precise understanding of vascular architecture.
During liver resection, critical structures like the portal vein branches, hepatic arteries, and hepatic veins must be clearly identified and selectively preserved. Maintaining these vessels is essential to ensure adequate inflow, outflow, and overall perfusion in the transplant recipient.
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The human brain is the most complex organ in the body.
Built of billions of neurons, it's responsible for the trillions of connections throughout your body, everything from movement and sensation to memory and emotion.
And when studying with real human anatomy, you can go beyond simplified models to see the true complexity and variation that define the human brain.
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Did you know this about your liver?
The liver can regenerate, which is how surgeons can perform liver resections (also known as a hepatectomy) for transplantation. The liver is carefully separated while preserving the vessels that must remain intact for the transplant recipient.
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