eAnatomy delivers anatomical models that both fascinate and educate. With the latest silicone and 3D printed models, anatomy teaching can be taken to an even higher level.
A lifelike representation of the human body based on scan data from real specimens and modern 3D printing technology. A unique, safe and sustainable alternative to the use of real cadavers in anatomy teaching. Presented exclusively by eAnatomi in Denmark, Sweden and Finland.
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FORMALIN FREE
The 3D dissection models can be stored anywhere and without the use of formalin. A health-safe production and storage makes these models accessible to everyone, including, for example, pregnant students, who normally have to do without teaching with specimens due to the harmful effects of formalin.
FREE FROM INFECTION RISK
Manufactured with the latest 3D printing technology and 100% synthetic materials, the 3D dissection models are a faithful copy of the real thing, but without the risk of infection that usually comes with real specimens.
ETHICAL & PRACTICAL
Our 3D dissection models are developed with permission for use by all. Unlike cadavers, which require extensive use and enormous resources, both chemical and labor, to create just one specimen, our models can be produced safely, used by multiple people, and stored anywhere.
Healthy conditions
Pathological conditions
Made in Denmark
In collaboration with professionals who are passionate about their work, we develop original products that live up to our mantra 'Designed to Fascinate & Educate'.
The newest product is the poster about 'dermatomes and cutaneous innervation areas', developed in collaboration with Alexander Kai Andersen, physician and lecturer at the University of Copenhagen.
We make it possible to order extra large prints of our original illustrations and posters. From 100 to 300 cm and even larger if desired. See examples in the category and contact us if you have other requests.
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