In order to revive the dying anatomy industry, Malaysian entrepreneur Matt Chandran replaced the dissector and dissecting table with a scanner and touch-sensitive computer. He believes that the so-called digital dissection can speed up investigations, reduce the suffering of bereavement families, and avoid religious beliefs. taboo.
Chandran's digital anatomy, combined with its own developed 3D imaging software iGene, and medical computed tomography (CT) and magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) scans, enables experts to examine 3D virtual corpses and remove layers of clothing and skin with a mouse or touch screen Tissue and bones.
He pointed out that the digital anatomy technology can fully archive the digital evidence and extract it repeatedly; the autopsy can more easily see fractures, foreign bodies and minor wounds; family members can quickly understand the cause of death of their loved ones and ensure that the bodies are not damaged.
Scanning corpses is not an iGene initiative. Radiation medicine was used to examine the skull as early as 30 years ago, and Israel first proposed the concept of virtual anatomy in 1994. In 2004, U.S. forces began to use computer tomography to assist traditional anatomy to understand the causes of death of soldiers killed in Afghanistan and Iraq. According to a study by the University College London, 90% of the causes of death detected by embryos and under 16-year-olds using MRI scans with minimum invasive anatomy are consistent with traditional anatomy.
However, dissidents question whether virtual anatomy can identify specific diseases. The chief forensic pathologist Dr. Luthi of the University of Lancaster used computer tomography as a criminal case evidence, but Rutti's ability to admit digital anatomy to confirm the place and time of death of the deceased was limited.
The team led by Chandran said that digital anatomy equipment can be combined with non-invasive techniques such as vascular photography and toxicology to assist in diagnosis. Chandran is confident in the size of the anatomy market and hopes to open at least 18 digital anatomy institutions in the UK in October and expect to make a profit within three years.
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