According to the university, the table is the size of a human body and allows students to examine, study and dissect 3D structures as if it were an actual cadaver in a lab, and includes CT and MRI software.
Kim Ritterhoff, human anatomy and human dissection lecturer in UD’s School of Education and Health Sciences, said, “A lot of graduate clinical programs are adopting similar technology, so our undergraduate students will have the experience of using this technology before starting advanced coursework.”
The university said that the addition of the table was possible due to a gift from alumni David and Norma McCarthy, who graduated UD in 1971.
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