Specimens of unusual medical deformities are difficult to obtain as patients are often reluctant to donate their bodies to science and when they do they have often been operated on disturbing the anatomy of interest. BioModelling allows multiple copies of the deformity to be replicated and distributed. BioModels are ideal for teaching and demonstrating operations. The student surgeon or radiologist may practice a procedure by cutting up the BioModel and reconstructing to learn techniques without risk to patients. BioModels can also be similarly used to examine a training surgeon's knowledge.

This potential for anatomical and pathological demonstration is large and it is likely that BioModelling will be integrated into routine educational practices in a broad range of disciplines. To this end, Anatomics now offers the BioModelling Teaching Pack for Surgery. Contact us now to learn how Anatomics can provide you with a range of interesting BioModels for teaching purposes from our vast digital archive of pathological scans. Exact contents of a Teaching Pack is determined by you after specifying your desired surgical specialty, viewing our list of available BioModels, and selecting the pricing option best for your needs.