which universities don't do dissections any more?

But there's nothing like getting in there and doing some yourself, I think. Having done both prosection and dissection, both have their merits, but I'm very very glad we got the chance to do a lot of it ourselves. If we screwed up, there were usually ideal specimens around, or we could go and look at someone else's - the demonstrators were very good at going "Come and look at the gall bladder on table 37!" It definitely gives it a different feel to be doing it yourself, starting with a whole body and working through it, than to just be presented wiht a different section each week.

Latex gloves??? Have Oxford sacked all their H&S peeps???? Shocking

Yes, especially when our cadever had a cholecystectomy.

One of the ones near ours had over 100 gallstones

You mean you divided a passive gallstone into 100 little ones? How can one have that many gall stones!