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10/27/2026

Swallowing is more than a simple reflex. It's a coordinated physiological process involving muscles, nerves, and multiple anatomical regions.

As food moves through the oral cavity and pharynx and into the esophagus, precisely timed movements help direct it toward the digestive tract while protecting the respiratory pathway. Understanding these relationships brings the mechanics of swallowing into clearer focus.

Discover a comprehensive swallowing simulation, alongside more real 3D human anatomy and physiology with Anatomage Table 13: https://anatomage.com/table13/

10/23/2026

The liver is responsible for some major physiological functions, including metabolism, enterohepatic circulation, and heme metabolism.

Using real human anatomy and histological views of the liver lobule, we can visualize how proteins, lipids, and carbohydrates are processed, converted, stored, or released by the liver in both fed and fasting states. With the Anatomage Table, students can follow the synthesis of bile, glucose, cholesterol, and lipoproteins, while integrating bilirubin formation, transport, conjugation, and excretion through the liver, intestinal system, and urinary system.

10/20/2026

No two human bodies are exactly alike, and there's always natural variation in structure, size, shape, and positioning.

With Anatomage Table 13, we can compare different anatomical regions and organs across 10 different 3D cadavers and real-human-based reference bodies, helping students see beyond a single anatomical reference and develop a broader understanding of human anatomy.

Explore the diversity of real human anatomy with Anatomage Table 13: https://anatomage.com/table13/

Let's explore the latest features of the Anatomage Table 13, including new full-body reference models representing Class...
10/16/2026

Let's explore the latest features of the Anatomage Table 13, including new full-body reference models representing Class I and Class III obesity, realistic visualizations of swallowing and obstructive sleep apnea, and enhanced multi-cadaver comparisons that reveal anatomical variations across gender, age, and pathological conditions.

Join our live webinar to discover how Table 13 brings greater depth and realism to the study of human anatomy, physiology, and clinical education!

đź“… Wednesday, October 28, 2026
⏰ 1 pm Pacific Time
đź”— Register at https://us06web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_tn-PCi4JSdCKEo8mY49gaQ

10/14/2026

How far can medical education go? We're pushing the limits once again, this time with new clinical obesity reference bodies, more real-human-based physiology simulations, and expanded tools for exploring the human body in unprecedented detail.

From anatomical changes to physiology in motion, discover what’s next in 3D medical study with Anatomage Table 13: https://anatomage.com/table13/

10/13/2026

New anatomy. New physiology. New possibilities for medical education.

10/09/2026

Cardiac muscle is uniquely structured to contract continuously and rhythmically, allowing the heart to pump blood throughout the body with every beat. Seeing the beating heart alongside a histological view of cardiac muscle connects the movement of the whole organ to the specialized tissue that makes it possible.

What structure is highlighted in blue?A. MaxillaB. MandibleC. Zygomatic bone👇 Find the answer and more info here: https:...
10/06/2026

What structure is highlighted in blue?
A. Maxilla
B. Mandible
C. Zygomatic bone

👇 Find the answer and more info here:
https://anatomage.com/quiz

It's the last day of ! We've had such an amazing time this week, speaking with so many EMS professionals about Anatomag...
10/02/2026

It's the last day of ! We've had such an amazing time this week, speaking with so many EMS professionals about Anatomage. Thanks to everyone who has stopped by to check out our real human anatomy platforms!

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