IVALA® - 3D Veterinary Anatomy - Promo

This new 3D scan content will let you take a closer look at some of the structures of the canine urogenital tract, as well as some of the caudal body wall and hindlimb muscles. Really useful to appreciate the positioning and size or the prostate (which in this specimen actually looks hyperplastic). Want to learn about veterinary anatomy? FREE for veterinary students, interns, residents & academics at vin.com. Also available by annual subscription at ivalalearn.com

We've just updated the 3D Anatomy Viewer with a scan of the stomachs of the ruminant. This is arguably the most important region of anatomy of the ruminant to understand. Whilst we already have 3D schematics of this region, with this the accuracy and fidelity are that much better (& more beautiful 💅🏼🐄🐑🐐) Want to learn about veterinary anatomy? FREE for veterinary students, interns, residents & academics at [vin.com](http://vin.com/). Also available by annual subscription at [ivalalearn.com](http://ivalalearn.com/)

We've just updated the 3D Anatomy Viewer with a scan of the equine large intestine. This is a fundamental anatomical region that we’ve covered before in a schematic form, but are adding a scan of real dissected anatomy where realism can be taken to the next level💫🐎 Want to learn about veterinary anatomy? FREE for veterinary students, interns, residents & academics at [vin.com](http://vin.com/). Also available by annual subscription at [ivalalearn.com](http://ivalalearn.com/)

The equine stifle is perhaps one of the most singularly interesting areas of musculoskeletal anatomy. Famous for its ‘locking mechanism’ that allows horses to stand for extended periods with minimal muscular effort, in this new 3D content you’ll be able to explore some of the structures involved in making this possible. We also hope it will be useful for those interested in stifle interventions such as arthroscopy. Want to learn about veterinary anatomy? FREE for veterinary students, interns, residents & academics at vin.com. Also available by annual subscription at ivalalearn.com

We’ve updated one aspect of our canine skull content with a refreshed version (specifically the bony landmarks). We used a scan for this - much higher fidelity, more beautiful, a better learning experience all round 🤗🤗🤗. Want to learn about veterinary anatomy? FREE for veterinary students, interns, residents & academics at vin.com. Also available by annual subscription at ivalalearn.com

Check out the major arterial vasculature from the neck all the way down to the median sacral artery, in situ, in this new canine 3D content. Perfect especially for surgeons as well as imagers that want to solidify their understanding of this anatomy. Want to learn about veterinary anatomy? FREE for veterinary students, interns, residents & academics at vin.com. Also available by annual subscription at ivalalearn.com

We’re releasing another terrific scan of the elbow down of the equine forelimb, dissected out to reveal the veins, arteries and nerves of the region, which have also been colourised to aid visualisation. A useful specimen for when wanting to learn about the nerve blocks of the region. Want to learn about veterinary anatomy? FREE for veterinary students, interns, residents & academics at vin.com. Also available by annual subscription at ivalalearn.com

We've just updated the 3D Anatomy Viewer with a schematic representation of the canine brachial plexus region. Included are the structures that are important to the RUMM block (Radial, Ulnar, Medial, Musculocutaneous) in order to help anaesthetists that are learning and performing this procedure. It also however serves as a good anatomical overview of the nerves of the forelimb.Want to learn about veterinary anatomy? FREE for veterinary students, interns, residents & academics at vin.com. Also available by annual subscription at ivalalearn.com

We've just updated the 3D Anatomy Viewer with the bovine stifle joint. Previously we had the proximal tibia but in this scanned model we are able to appreciate better the different ligamentous origins and attachments. Anatomy of this region is similar to the horse. Want to learn about veterinary anatomy? FREE for veterinary students, interns, residents & academics at vin.com. Also available by annual subscription at ivalalearn.com

We've just updated the 3D Anatomy Viewer with a scan of a section of the canine kidney. This is simple content that allows you to understand some of the core structures and regions. Want to learn about veterinary anatomy? FREE for veterinary students, interns, residents & academics at vin.com. Also available by annual subscription at ivalalearn.com

Understanding the anatomy of the vestibule is CRITICAL to pratice, as at some point you're going to need to catheterise a female dog, and if you aren't familiar with the anatomy of the area, you (and your patient) are in for a world of pain and frustration! In this new 3D content, explore how the fossa clitoridis has the potential to be your nemesis. A simple understanding of its existence will go a long way to conquering it! Want to learn about veterinary anatomy? FREE for veterinary students, interns, residents & academics at vin.com. Also available by annual subscription at ivalalearn.com

We recently added the surface anatomy of the bovine and equine. We've now added the surface anatomy of the canine too; this will allow you to select the important anatomical regions of the canine. Basic content but important to understand to provide a solid basis or the rest of ones anatomy training. Hope it's useful to both students and lecturers alike👩‍🎓👨🏾‍🏫🐕. This content is also available as an independent flashcard deck too. Want to learn about veterinary anatomy? FREE for veterinary students, interns, residents & academics at vin.com. Also available by annual subscription at ivalalearn.com

Sometimes certain concepts just won't 'stick' and you want to focus on them. Now, within the flashcard decks, **you have the ability to favourite or 'star' flashcards** as you are working through them. This 1. will prompt you to review just these cards at the end of the deck 2. will add to a new 'Starred Flashcards' deck in your Library, so you can come back and review them anytime! Hope you find it useful! ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Want to learn about veterinary anatomy? FREE for veterinary students, interns, residents & academics at http://vin.com/. Also available by annual subscription at http://ivalalearn.com/

We've just updated the 3D Anatomy Viewer to include the surface anatomy of the equine. This covers the major surface landmarks of a horse focusing on layman terms usage for effective communication with clients, whilst also hoping that it will be a useful adjunct for better teaching during lectures to describe other aspects of the equine too, such as clinical examination and explanation of common conditions. Want to learn about veterinary anatomy? FREE for veterinary students, interns, residents & academics at vin.com. Also available by annual subscription at ivalalearn.com

We've just updated the 3D Anatomy Viewer to include the surface anatomy of the bovine. This covers the major surface landmarks of a cow using both layman & medical terms for effective communication with clients, and also hope that it will also be a useful adjunct for better teaching during lectures to describe other aspects of the bovine, too such as clinical examination and explanation of common conditions. Want to learn about veterinary anatomy? FREE for veterinary students, interns, residents & academics at vin.com. Also available by annual subscription at ivalalearn.com

Conditions affecting the vestibular system & cerebellum are varied, common & can carry very different prognoses. Being able to, for instance, recognise the differences between peripheral vs central disease on neuro exam is critical to formulating a concise differentials list, and being able to confidently advise an owner. In this deck, we focus on different presentations of vestibular & cerebellar disease and help talk you through how you might approach them, all with the intent of helping you more confident recognising them in practice! Want to learn about veterinary medicine in an engaging interactive way? FREE for veterinary students, interns, residents & academics at vin.com. Also available by annual subscription at ivalalearn.com

Identifying different gaits associated with neurological disease is an important part of localising neurological lesions. Getting better at that will take practice. In this flashcard deck you will be shown over 50 videos of abnormal gaits from real cases & be prompted to think about how you would neurolocalise & work them up. Through practicing in this way we hope to raise your neuro confidence! Want to learn about veterinary medicine? FREE for veterinary students, interns, residents & academics at vin.com. Also available by annual subscription at ivalalearn.com

We've just updated the 3D Anatomy Viewer with a scan of the equine male reproductive tract. This model showcases the positioning of the different accessory sex glands of the stallion as well as helping to explain the prepuce & its associated structures, which can be confusing! Want to learn about veterinary anatomy? FREE for veterinary students, interns, residents & academics at vin.com. Also available by annual subscription at ivalalearn.com

Is my patient seizuring, collapsing (or just a bit cuckoo?). If you're not sure, we've a new flashcard deck based that demonstrates the different 'shapes and forms' of seizure activity that might present to you across a variety of species. As the deck is built from real cases from the VIN message boards, we try and include discussion about causes, diagnostics and treatment options too. The hope is that after going through this deck, your confidence will be increased in recognizing if your patient is suffering from a seizure disorder, as well as some of the basics as to what to do next🧠⚡. Want to learn about veterinary medicine in an engaging interactive way? FREE for veterinary students, interns, residents & academics at vin.com. Also available by annual subscription at ivalalearn.com

Now available is a new set of multiple choice questions (MCQs) on the canine thoracic anatomy. This set is a complement to our forelimb and hindlimb MCQs & can also be viewed as a flashcard set. A great way to review the anatomy of the canine thorax. Want to learn about veterinary anatomy? FREE for veterinary students, interns, residents & academics at vin.com. Also available by annual subscription at ivalalearn.com

To complement our existing deck on red blood cell physiology, we've released a deck on red blood cell PATHOLOGY - a great way to learn things ranging from different staining techniques to common parasitic diseases to hereditary diseases, all across a variety of species. Want to learn about veterinary medicine? FREE for veterinary students, interns, residents & academics at http://vin.com/. Also available by annual subscription at http://ivalalearn.com/

In your clinical rotations you often won't get the chance to be exposed to a wide spectrum of ophthalmological conditions. Being able to recognise them is crucial to rapid diagnosis & treatment. We have your back! - we've just released a flashcard deck (over 1000 cards!) detailing close to every ophthalmological condition you might see in canines.🐶 Want to learn about veterinary anatomy? FREE for veterinary students, interns, residents & academics at http://vin.com/. Also available by annual subscription at http://ivalalearn.com/

This is a seriously beautiful dissection of the cranial half of the canine. It's a terrific way to appreciate finer structures such as the ansa subclavia that are very difficult to recreate accurately by hand. Scans of this nature allow you to learn anatomy as closely as possible to using real dissections. Enjoy! Want to learn about veterinary anatomy? FREE for veterinary students, interns, residents & academics at vin.com. Also available by annual subscription at ivalalearn.com

Want to learn about veterinary anatomy? Today we're expanding our horse content with the equine skeleton. This will serve as a basis for more musculature of the horse in the near future. Remember, we're FREE for veterinary students, interns, residents & academics at vin.com. Also available by subscription at ivalalearn.com and vin.com.

Want to learn about veterinary anatomy? Here's a video preview of the muscles of the distal muscles of the equine hindlimb. We've recreated this using a scan of the region from a horse cadaver, so the accuracy of the muscles is excellent. Remember that you can click on and interact with the musculature, as well as test yourself using MCQs or typing the name, directly within the content. We're FREE for veterinary students, interns, residents & academics at vin.com. Also available by subscription at ivalalearn.com and vin.com.