UCI School of Medicine · M1 Gross Anatomy
You are your donor's last care providers.
Every donor in the anatomy lab arrived with a history. Operations, implants, old injuries, the conditions they lived with. The Donor Medical Record gives each student group an electronic health record and a real CT. They read the scan, write down what they find, and hand it to the group that comes next.
- 15donors in the 2026 / 2027 cohort
- ~1,700CT slices per donor, at 1 mm
- 3planes: axial, coronal, sagittal
- ~10dissections, each documented
Direction 6 · Data-derived vector · light field · parallax
Contour Field
Density isolines pulled from the CT and drawn as topographic contours — a cross-section described as terrain. Real data, real transformation applied to it.
Motion. Three layers drift ±0.5% across 68 / 82 / 96 s
Weight. 67 KB across three SVGs (~22 KB gzipped)
What you are handed
Two things, on the first day. A CT of your donor, and a chart with almost nothing in it yet.
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