1. Technology Upgrades for Anatomy, Neuroanatomy, and PVM
Brittany Mccauslin and Tod Capp
November 6, 2012

2. Background Visible Human Dissector
Developed at UCHSC in collaboration with Mark Frasier
$1000/copy to public
$79/ CSU student
Free for CSU owned computers
Integral part of anatomy classes at CSU
585 students/year

4. Background Virtual Canine anatomy
Developed at CSU by Dr. Ray Whalen and contributors
$?/copy to public
$56/ CSU student
Free for CSU owned computers
Integral part of animal anatomy classes at CSU
200 undergraduate students/year
135 Professional Veterinary Students/year

6. Current Programs Human Anatomy Human Dissection 500/year 50/year
Animal Anatomy
160/year
PVM
135/year
Campus wide utilization
Engineering, Natural sciences, Applied Human Sciences, Liberal Arts, CVMBS, Business, Ag Sciences, Natural Resources
Human Dissection
50/year
Animal Dissection
40/year

8. Unique Access to technology while in lab
Ability to compare real vs ideal
Labor intensive, requires dedicated staff
Ability to teach cross sectional anatomy
Similar to current medical imaging
Teaches surgical approaches

12. Other Benefits Outreach / Service Learning Great recruiting tool
20 to 30/year
2500 HS students served throughout CO
Generate student interest in BioScience
Great recruiting tool

13. Summary ≈80% of our Human Anatomy classes are from other colleges
This technology sets us apart from other universities
CVMBS would like to partner with UTFAB to continue offering this experience