Canine Arterial Vasculature in 3D, From Neck to Sacrum
Available now: a dissection of the canine that reveals the critical arterial circulation, in situ. 🐶 It covers all the major vessels from the aorta (the heart has been removed) up into the neck, and the branches in the abdomen all the way down to the median sacral artery. The muscles exposed by the dissection are included too.
For sonographers and surgeons
We think this content will be especially useful for ultrasonographers who want to understand how the vessels branch in the abdomen, and for surgeons performing abdominal surgery. Seeing the vessels in their real positions makes it much easier to solidify your understanding of this anatomy. For a schematic take, see our canine abdominal vasculature.
Where to find it
In the menu, it's under the Canine content, just look for the new tag. On VIN, it's under anatomy interactive content in the Student Center, or Library > Learn Anatomy in 3D.
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