Dissection (Anatomical)

Anatomical dissection is the detailed process of carefully cutting and separating tissues and structures in a body to study its internal organization. Often used in medical education and research, dissection reveals the relationships and locations of muscles, nerves, blood vessels, and organs. It involves precise, systematic techniques to retain as much information as possible about normal anatomy. This hands-on approach helps students and professionals understand how the body's parts connect and function, providing a deeper insight into human biology and aiding in the diagnosis and treatment of medical conditions.