Dear colleagues,
We all know that, ideally, human anatomy is better assessed in cadaver model. Artificial 3D-printed moldes, however, emerged to contribute to science. In order to develop solutions to those that do not have access to cadavers, I ask: what is the best material to print reliable Anatomy structures and body parts for teaching with artificial resources?
Hello there.
We use these models during anatomy classes:
https://www.3bscientific.com/anatomical-models,pg_65.html
https://www.denoyer.com/collections/anatomy
although they are not 'the best material to print reliable anatomy structures'.
Luckily, we have access to bones and cadavers. I also choose the best illustrations from outstanding atlases and handbooks, such as Koritke/Sick's (sectional anatomy), Rauber-Kopsch and Sinelnikov's (for osteology, syndesmology, myology, splanchnology and neuroanatomy classes) for my presentations in order to explain the details.
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