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Education, training and research in anatomy and pathology.
The Human Anatomy Unit (HAU) is a teaching facility which provides anatomy and pathology resources for students and practitioners of medicine and allied healthcare professions. The Unit comprises a dissection room, a dedicated anatomy skills laboratory and a pathology museum. These facilities enable the study of human anatomy and pathology in a conducive environment, using the latest technologies.
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A hands-on teaching facility for medical students
Using traditional and innovative technologies we can offer:
- Highly trained academic and support staff
- whole body dissection
- prosections
- skeletal material
- anatomical models
- living anatomy classes
Find out more about how the HAU supports teaching and learning at Imperial
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An invaluable archive of human disease
Our Pathology Museum is an invaluable archive of human disease from the 19th and 20th centuries, to study diseases and their natural courses.
- Approximately 1,600 pathological specimens on display in the museum
- Areas for self study, small teaching and a seminar room for larger workshops