Virtual autopsy is a great way to train more students, conduct medical research or forensic science. Advances in scanning technology, large high resolution image displays, computer graphics and image processing allow us to do minimally invasive autopsies without the scalpel.
Just the most recent example of this trend is the Anatomage virtual 3D autopsy table.
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