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vet-Anatomy

is a veterinary anatomy atlas, based on medical imaging dedicated to domestic animals. In particular, it is a reference for modern veterinary imaging (CT, MRI) and also includes anatomical illustrations and labeled radiographs.

zoo-Paedia

is a free collection of diagnostic imaging exams and hematology images of zoo animals. This database enables knowledge sharing and encourages collaboration.

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Scientific press review

Several online dog MRI brain atlases (http://vanat.cvm.umn.edu/mMRIBrain, https://www.imaios.com/en/vet-Anatomy/Dog/Dog-Brain-MRI), showing brain structures with different levels of details, are also available, but usually it is not possible to co-register them to other brain image files

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Why vet-Anatomy is an essential tool for veterinarians?

Many domestic species

The only radio-anatomical atlas that covers a wide range of animals, including dogs, cats, horses, cattle, and mice

Content constantly expanding

New species and modules are added regularly

Save time

Quickly find anatomical parts in radiology images

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IMAIOS in scientific articles and research

A detailed canine brain label map for neuroimaging analysis

Several online dog MRI brain atlases ([...] https://www.imaios.com/en/vet-Anatomy/Dog/Dog-Brain-MRI), showing brain structures with different levels of details, are also available.

Approaches for online teaching of practical veterinary anatomy and biochemistry during the COVID-19 pandemic

The literature search retrieved a number of articles on online delivery of practical veterinary anatomy including or IVALA, 3D Canine Anatomy and IMAIOS Vet-Anatomy.

Improvement of the female mouse computational model developed at CDTN

The software GIMP® 2.10 was used to select and segment each organ/tissue. The IMAIOS-VET Anatomy website was used as an anatomical basis for the identification of organs/tissues.