human dissection

Human dissection is the process of carefully cutting apart and studying the bodies of deceased humans to learn about anatomy, function, and disease. It is widely used in medical education to help students understand the structure and organization of the human body. Dissection allows for hands-on experience with real human tissues, which enhances learning and prepares future healthcare professionals for real-life medical scenarios. Ethical considerations, including consent and respect for the deceased, are crucial parts of this practice, often guided by legal and institutional regulations.