Anatomy, human or animal, is a tough discipline, especially in veterinary medicine where variations between species complicate its learning.
IMAIOS has developed vet-Anatomy, an online atlas that gives easy access to the anatomy. The images are superimposed so that you can scroll through them. The visualization of the anatomical parts helps understand the layout of the various anatomical elements. In addition, the ability to trace the same part of the anatomy throughout a sequence develops the skill needed to read imaging exams correctly.
A didactic tool
Find out how to use vet-Anatomy to get the most out of it!
The interface features are multiple and allow the visualization of concrete examples that facilitate memorization:
- Select a filter corresponding to the anatomical structure that disables all others to display only the legends associated with this filter.
- Transform images by rotating the image 90° to the left or right or mirroring the image horizontally or vertically.
- Search for an anatomical part in the interface to highlight it
- Clicking on a label displays a gallery of images related to the structure, but also the definition, the anatomical hierarchy and the different translations of the anatomical part.
Here is a short video tutorial that shows, among other things, the use of comparative osteology between the dog and the horse:
Currently, the most complete species is the dog with 20 modules covering the entire body of the dog with different modalities (radiography, CT, MRI and endoscopy), but also general anatomy, myology, osteology and arthrology diagrams. The other species (cat, horse, bull and cow and mouse) should follow the same path and quickly expand.
In order to adapt to today's usage, which provides access to resources everywhere and on multiple devices, vet- Anatomy is available in web version, but also on iOS and Android stores. And all this is accessible with a single subscription!
