João Paulo Mourthe Taitson, Fernanda Oliveira Prado de Vasconcelos, Laura Furletti Santiago, Paulo Franco Taitson, Pedro Augusto Monteleone
JBRA Assist. Reprod. - Advanced View
Received May 28, 2026
Accepted July 05, 2026
Abstract
This study aimed to highlight the importance of using cadavers, fresh frozen cadavers, and innovative methodologies such as digital tables and 3D glasses in human anatomy education, particularly in the study of the female pelvis. A total of 900 questionnaires administered between may 2025 and march 2026 were analyzed. Cadavers were the predominant method used by all participants (100%). Fresh frozen cadavers were used by 24%, digital tables by 64%, and 3D glasses by 28%. While anatomical models are popular, cadavers were considered the most effective for studying the female pelvis because of their ability to provide a comprehensive three-dimensional perspective. Practical anatomical sessions also offer emotional preparation for clinical practice.
