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Published online 24 April 2002 | Nature | doi:10.1038/news020422-9
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Computers with every cadaver
Technology breathes life into anatomy.
With no more human organs to be discovered, "the subject was becoming outdated", admits anatomist Rustin Reeves of the University of North Texas in Forth Worth. "The administration had forgotten about us.
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