Santa Clara – September 08, 2026 -- Anatomage Inc. has launched Anatomage Replica, a line of 3D printed physical anatomy models built from real cadaver data, targeting medical schools and clinical training programs seeking a cheaper alternative to plastinated human specimens.

Replica models translate Anatomage Table cadaver data into physical, reusable specimens

The models are derived from the Anatomage Table's real-human-based anatomy, which combines fully volumized digital bodies from real cadaver slices with highly accurate synthetic cadavers. Using 3D printing technology, the company converts this digital dataset into durable physical models that preserve the visual characteristics and anatomical relationships of the source cadavers.

First product set covers heart, brain, hand, knee, and foot with detachable components

The initial Anatomage Replica lineup includes five anatomical structures, each featuring removable outer layers and detachable parts that let students examine deeper internal anatomy through hands-on manipulation. Muscles, ligaments, and bones retain the appearance of the original frozen cadavers, while vascular structures and nerves are color-coded for identification.

Product addresses limitations of dissection and plastination in anatomy education

Cadaver dissection remains central to medical training but is destructive and finite, leaving no option to restore or repeatedly reference dissected structures. Plastinated specimens offer a durable alternative but can be fragile, expensive, visually altered through painted coloration, and raise ethical sourcing questions when individual parts are separated for commercial sale. Anatomage positions Replica as a more economical and ethically sourced substitute that avoids these tradeoffs while linking directly to the company's digital anatomy platform for a combined tactile-and-visualization learning workflow.