Virtual dissection table installed at JSS Medical College
The inauguration was held on Tuesday. Shivarathri Deshikendra Swami of Suttur Math and Girish Kapur, senior vice-president, India Site Operations, USP Hyderabad, were the chief guests.
'The Anatomage Table Version 11 is the most advanced 3D anatomy platform available today, offering life-size, high-resolution visualisations of the human body. It enables students and healthcare professionals to study complex anatomical structures with unmatched precision, bridging traditional cadaveric dissection and modern digital methodologies,' according to a press release.
Vinutha S.P., associate professor of Anatomy, gave a demonstration of the facility, showcasing free-hand dissection and in-depth exploration from superficial to deep anatomical structures.
The college said the installation of the Anatomage Table reaffirms its commitment to integrating cutting-edge technology into health professions education, empowering students with a deeper, integrated understanding of human anatomy, and advancing precision learning and clinical excellence.
C.G. Betsurmath, executive secretary, JSS Mahavidyapeetha, H. Basavanagowdappa, Vice-Chancellor, JSS AHER, Manjunatha B., Registrar, Sudhindra Bhat, Controller of Examination, Vishal Kumar Gupta, dean academics, Narayanappa D., principal, JSS Medical College, Suma M.N., vice-principal (Pre-clinical), Praveen Kulkarni, vice-principal (Para-clinical), Vidya C.S., professor and head, Department of Anatomy, faculty members, and others were present.
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