A Modern Approach to Anatomical Study
Central to the Kaiser Permanente Bernard J. Tyson School of Medicine’s Anatomy Beyond Cadavers, our Anatomy Resource Center (ARC) provides students with new and exciting ways to learn about the human body.
In the ARC, you'll engage in case-based, small-group learning that allows you to master all of the anatomical sciences: surface, regional, and cross-sectional anatomy as well as embryology, histology, and diagnostic imaging.
Technology-Enabled Learning
Case-based sessions will include problem-solving activities using a robust array of advanced resources, including:
- A comprehensive collection of pre-dissected human cadavers and prosections preserved by plastination
- A unique set of hand-crafted reproductions of human bones and pathological and trauma elements
- State-of-the art augmented reality (AR)
- Advanced digital 2D/3D anatomy
- Functional anatomy and virtual microscopy interfaces
- High fidelity ultrasound simulators, and
- Multi-user touch-interface anatomy workstations allowing you to visualize and interact with thousands of actual human structures in 3D and cross-sectional views of the body.
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