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This special webinar features Dr. Jean-Claude Guimberteau, Co-founder and Scientific Director of the Institut Aquitain de la Main, and the first to use high-resolution endoscopy to film living tissue in vivo during surgery.

Classical anatomical training long suggested that human structure was fully described through dissection. However, observations made using high-magnification intra-tissue endoscopy in living subjects revealed a fundamentally different organisation of biological matter. Beyond visible colour and blood flow, connective tissue emerged as a continuous, tensioned network of irregular fibrils with dynamic, fractal-like motion. This architecture extended across all scales, contained cells, and existed without discrete layers or empty spaces.

These findings challenge conventional anatomical models and invite a revised understanding of structure, continuity, and function in living human tissue.

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Date: February 7th (Sat)

Time: 8am PST (Check your time zone) 

Duration: 75 mins

Recording: 3 months access will be sent within 72 hours after webinar, to all who register, regardless of live attendance.