<ul><li>Researchers at Monash University have developed a program to create photorealistic, 3D-printed replicas of dissected body parts.</li><li>The program aims to bridge the gap between anatomy textbooks and cadavers in medical and allied health education.</li><li>Using 3D scanning and printing technology, the researchers have created durable resin replicas of human tissue prosections.</li><li>These photorealistic models provide a closer match to the reality of human tissue and can be used in areas where real tissues are not accessible.</li></ul>

3D scanning cadavers to make photorealistic models of human anatomy

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