1. Plural of moulage; casts or models made from a mold, especially anatomical or pathological specimens used for medical education or display.
Usage: Medical/educational term; Often refers to three-dimensional reproductions of diseased tissue, skin conditions, or anatomical structures

Examples

• The medical school's collection of moulages includes detailed reproductions of various skin diseases.
• Dermatology students studied the moulages to learn to recognize different conditions.
• Museums of medical history often display historical moulages alongside preserved specimens.
• The wax moulages were crafted with remarkable precision to aid in clinical training.
• Before modern photography, moulages were essential teaching tools in medical institutions.