Malaysia's University of Malaya's (UM) annual Human Anatomy Expo is open to the public for the first time ever until tomorrow (January 7) at its Human Anatomy
) annual Human Anatomy Expo is open to the public for the first time ever until tomorrow at its Human Anatomy Lab with the the main attractions a 45-year-old preserved human head.
“We felt it was time to organise something fun like this. We had been doing it for several years, but this time, it had to be open to the public as there is so much to see and learn.“We have exhibition booths, and real cadavers that have been preserved and being used for study that you can see and touch.
There are also two microscopes at the microscopic anatomy booth through which you can view tissue samples from different parts of the human body such as the arm, torso, penis, cervix and spine.There are also preserved human brains on display, some cut in half to show what they look like on the inside, and a booth on the history of anatomy medicine.
“In Malaysia, it’s difficult to get cadavers for study so they have to be purchased and it is expensive. Good parts that can last a long time can cost in the hundreds of thousands of ringgit, some reaching millions.
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