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Anatomy taught integration of multiple image mediums, dissection and pathology reports with donor‐cadaver‐patients

Integrating multiple imaging modalities from a donated‐cadaver‐patient (DCP) with graded dissection and pathology recognition provides realistic clinical anatomy experience. Imaging allows students to view dissected areas and discover pathologies. Student pathology reports reinforce anatomy and radiology learning. The objective of this study was to integrate DCP imaging, dissection and pathology to provide a realistic clinical anatomy experience.