The Male and Female cadaver in the gross anatomy helps the user explore and learn about various anatomical structures present across the body with the naked eye.

For female cadavers, the user can study the relations and position of each anatomical structure in a 0.33-millimetre dissected slide of the body in cross-sectional areas, while for male cadavers, the user can study the relations and position of each anatomical structure in a 1-millimetre dissected slide of the body in cross-sectional areas.

There are thousands of cross-section slides for both CT and anatomical images for male cadaver data. On the other hand, there are thousands of cross-section anatomical images for female cadaver data.

Accurate anatomical labels for 3D organs make the learning of organ systems easier compared to the traditional approach. The body can be cut into different planes with the help of 3D tools like a scalpel into the X-axis, Y-axis, and Z-axis.

The other tools assist in a better understanding of anatomy by allowing one to draw on the body, pin the specific part of the body, and, most importantly, label any part precisely.