Special Procedures Laboratory (SPL)

The lab includes a large area dedicated as a gross anatomy teaching laboratory, cadaver procurement and preparation facility, and a preparation room to clean and store surgical instruments.

With ample space, the Special Procedures Laboratory (SPL) can accommodate either small groups or a single large group up to 30 participants.

The anatomical models in the Special Procedures Laboratory (SPL) are essential tools for enhancing medical education and anatomical understanding. 

• Preserved, embalmed, and plastinated human cadaveric prosections offer learners a detailed, hands-on opportunity to study real human anatomy. We offer different types of preservations including Non-embalmed, Light embalmed and Hard embalmed specimens.
• Plastic models complement these prosections, providing clear representations of anatomical structures.
• 3D Atlas offers an interactive, digital approach to exploring the human body.

Together, these resources provide a comprehensive, multi-dimensional learning experience, allowing students and professionals to deepen their knowledge of human anatomy in a realistic and highly engaging environment.

The embalming room is a specialized facility dedicated to the preparation and preservation of human cadaveric specimens for educational purposes. Equipped with advanced embalming technology, this space ensures that specimens are preserved to the highest standards for use in anatomical studies and surgical skills training.

This room ensures the quality and integrity of cadaveric tissues for gross anatomy teaching, medical education, and research. It provides a controlled environment for cadaver procurement, preservation, and preparation, supporting hands-on, realistic training experiences.