Here's a preview of our canine abdominal vasculature 3D content. The cool thing about this one is that we took an angiographic CT scan of a canine abdomen and extracted the vessels from it. 🩸

Three circulations together

You can see the arterial, venous and portal circulations (the portal circulation is the purple one) together with some transparent organs, so you get a good idea of how the vessels run in relation to the organs. It's a great way to understand how the venous and portal circulations are related, as well as the supply to the major organs.

Hide the organs, split the circulations

As with all our content, you can hide the organs to get a clearer view of the vessels. You can also split out the arterial circulation and the venous circulation to look at each one on its own.

Lymph nodes for ultrasonography

We've included the major lymph nodes too, which makes this content especially interesting if you're learning abdominal ultrasonography.

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