It really is no main phase.

There are so many structures in the body organs in the abdomen, their relatively easy.

But the hedonic anatomies, I felt is there is a more complex because of the intricate structures.

Traditionally, students have used plastic models to learn about the body, but they're rigid and generally not anatomically accurate.

There are also placid nated cadavers, riel, human bodies injected with plaster, saying.

But they also have their drawbacks.

And because they are actual human bodies, they're very hard to come by.

Professor Magali was searching for a better way.

So when I was reading, I learned about three D printing technology.

I thought, Okay, WAY can also use this technology.

Others in the field with three D printing models of human body parts.

Professor Magali took this a step further.

He realized if they use multiple different materials, they can make parts of the body, such as the veins or bones, feel different and even be different colors.

He after 15 hours on the printer, you haven't anatomically correct model of the heart relatively cheaper and easier to replicate, they can be using countries that may otherwise, perhaps for religious reasons, not have access to really human cadavers, helping to better educate the next generation of doctors trying to learn and memorize human anatomy.

It really is, nor main phase.

There are so many structures of the body organs in the abdomen, their relatively easy, the organs in the abdomen, their relatively easy But the hedonic anatomies, I felt it is a more complex.

There are also placid nated cadavers, riel, human bodies injected with plaster saint.