Background 3D visualization technology applies computers and other devices to create a
realistic virtual world for individuals with various sensory experiences such as 3D vision …

While integrated delivery of anatomy and radiology can support undergraduate anatomical
education, the interpretation of complex three‐dimensional spatial relationships in cross …

Anatomical body painting has traditionally been utilized to support learner engagement and
understanding of surface anatomy. Learners apply two‐dimensional representations of …

Embryology and congenital malformations play a key role in multiple medical specialties
including obstetrics and paediatrics. The process of learning clinical embryology involves …

The undergraduate medical programme at Newcastle University (NU) includes a
fundamental 'Essentials of Medical Practice'(EOMP) phase comprising the first 2 years of …

Medical doctors rely on images of the human anatomy, such as magnetic resonance
imaging (MRI), to localize regions of interest in the patient during diagnosis and treatment …

Within the modern landscape of anatomical education, technology-enhanced learning
strategies have increased remote resource provision, while the COVID-19 pandemic has …

Anatomical drawing traditionally involves illustration of labeled diagrams on two‐
dimensional surfaces to represent topographical features. Despite the visual nature of …

Purpose: Integrating neuroradiology with neuroanatomy is essential in medical
neuroeducation and neuroimage interpretation. To bridge 2D neuroradiology and 3D …

Learning human anatomy presents a significant challenge for health profession students
due to the difficulty in visualizing structures in three dimensions. Virtual reality (VR) has been …