TED: On the virtual dissection table | Jack Choi

The video introduces the anatomized table, a virtual dissection tool developed with Doctor Brown at Stanford. It allows students to experience dissection without a human cadaver, offering a touch-interactive, life-sized digital body. The video demonstrates various features, including cutting and viewing internal organs, reverse dissection, and X-ray visualization. The anatomized table also allows for gender transformation, providing a comprehensive learning experience in human anatomy.

What is the significance of the 'Miss Slicer mode' mentioned in the text?

In what ways can the anatomized table be used to teach anatomy beyond traditional methods?

How does the anatomized table demonstrate the anatomy as it would appear in an X-ray?