In females is much wider than we would see in males. at brighton and sussex medical school, first year students have been taught using this new 3d female anatomy tool. next, we are going to add on the breast tissue. the male body has been the default reference image for medical textbooks. several studies suggest women are more likely to be misdiagnosed than men for a range of conditions. previously, the teaching of anatomy has always been based on the male form and then the differences in females added on as an almost strange kind of adjunct. so it wasn t providing that really accurate information at students fingertips, which they need, not only when they are learning but when they re doctors in practice. these students have yet to study on actual patients, but the hope is, by having both female and male anatomies in exquisite detail, it ll help prepare them for medicine in the real world.
Just this angle here, in females is much wider than we would see in males. at brighton and sussex medical school, first year students have been taught using this new 3d female anatomy tool. next, we are going to add on the breast tissue. the male body has been the default reference image for medical textbooks. several studies suggest women are more likely to be misdiagnosed than men for a range of conditions. previously, the teaching of anatomy has always been based on the male form and then the differences in females added on as an almost strange kind of adjunct. so it wasn t providing that really accurate information at students fingertips, which they need, not only when they are learning but when they re doctors in practice. these students have yet to study on actual patients, but the hope is, by having both female and male anatomies in exquisite detail, it ll help prepare them for medicine in the real world.
The most intricate, 3d model of the female body has been produced to help medical students in the study of human anatomy. our medical editor, fergus walsh, has that story. the female anatomy, in all its minute and precise detail. something that s been largely missing from medical textbooks and teaching over the centuries. just this angle, here, in females is much wider than we would see in males. at brighton and sussex medical school, first year students have been taught using this new 3d female anatomy tool. next, we are going to add on the breast tissue. the male body has been the default reference image for medical textbooks. several studies suggest women are more likely to be misdiagnosed than men for a range of conditions. previously, the teaching of anatomy has always been based on the male form, and then the differences in females added on as an almost strange kind of adjunct. so it wasn t providing that really accurate information at students fingertips,
Fergus walsh, has the story. the female anatomy, in all its minute and precise detail. something that s been largely missing from medical textbooks and teaching over the centuries. just this angle, here, in females is much wider than we would see in males. at brighton and sussex medical school, first year students have been taught using this new 3d female anatomy tool. next, we are going to add on the breast tissue. the male body has been the default reference image for medical textbooks. several studies suggest women are more likely to be misdiagnosed than men for a range of conditions. previously, the teaching of anatomy has always been based on the male form, and then the differences in females added on as an almost strange kind of adjunct. so it wasn t providing that really accurate information at students fingertips, which they need, not only when they are learning, but when they re doctors in practice. these students have yet to study on actual patients, but the hope is, by havi