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8. The Analysis and Visualization of 3 Dimensional Dissection Table in Anatomy Teaching in Cross-Section Images as Per Student’s Perspective

Surriyya Sarwat1, Abdul Rehman2, Sarwat Jabeen3, Sahar Mubeen3, Anum Pario1 and Nasim Marvi1

ABSTRACT

Objective: To find student’s perception in relation to the anatomy learning with 3D visualization of whole
human body.

Study Design: Prospective cross-sectional study

Place and Duration of Study: This study was conducted at the Department of Anatomy, Jinnah Sindh Medical University, Karachi from August 2019 to February 2020.

Materials and Methods: The study was conducted after 4 weeks of teaching on spectra 3D visualize Table of 1st year MBBS students of Jinnah Sindh Medical University (n=120). After the period of teaching, a questioner of closed-ended questions was filled by the student and frequency was calculated on those responses. Chi-square was applied for the demographic data to assess the student perspective.

Results: 73.4% of the population was agreed on that it is an easy mode of learning and 62.5% and 71% were agreed that they gained spatial knowledge of cross section viscera thru this table, 50% students were agreed that the 3 D images were adequately appreciated regarding the regional anatomy, most of the students felt motivated while using this technology

Conclusion: 3D image and touch technology will help the student for a better understanding of anatomy teaching and provide an interactive method of teaching. This technology will improve the student learning and knowledge of anatomy.

Key Words: Sectra, visualization, anatomy teaching and cross section image.

Citation of article: Sarwat S, Rehman A, Jabeen S, Mubeen S, Pario A, Marvi N. The Analysis and Visualization of 3 Dimensional Dissection Table in Anatomy Teaching in Cross-Section Images as per Student’s Perspective. Med Forum 2023;34(7):30-34. doi:10.60110/medforum.340708.