IVALA® - 3D Veterinary Anatomy - Promo

Want to learn about veterinary anatomy? Here's a video preview of a section of the equine head. We've recreated this using a scan of the region from a horse cadaver, so the accuracy is excellent and it's cool to be able to appreciate things like the guttural pouch in situ. Remember that you can click on and interact with the content, 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.

Want to learn about veterinary anatomy? Here's a video preview of the muscles of the equine forelimb. 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.

We've just added the dissected distal forelimb of the horse, focusing on the deep ligaments to our equine distal limb/hoof content. Created from a real scan the fidelity is incredible! 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 added the dissected distal forelimb of the horse to our equine distal limb/hoof content. Created from a real scan the fidelity is incredible, and should prove an excellent resource to those learning about things like nerve blocks =). 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? In this 3D, interactive, browser-based veterinary anatomy learning content, within 5 minutes you can have a clear understanding of the relations of the abdominal organ anatomy in the horse. The particular aim of this content is to give you a clear understanding of the different parts of the gastrointestinal tract, which can be very confusing. FREE for veterinary students, interns, residents & academics at www.vin.com. Also available by subscription at ivalalearn.com and vin.com.

New 3D content! Releasing a scan of the proximal tibia of a cow, which our anatomists tell us is extremely similar to that of the horse. Useful to understand the ligaments of the region, especially for those whom plan to perform arthroscopies or surgery of the area. 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? In this 3D, interactive, browser-based veterinary anatomy learning content on canine axial anatomy, you will understand the bones of the canine cervical, thoracic, lumbar and caudal spine, as well as their prominences & landmarks. FREE for veterinary students, interns, residents & academics at www.vin.com. Also available by subscription at ivalalearn.com and vin.com.

We've refreshed our canine axial anatomy content with higher quality scans & switched out using small 'buttons' to highlight landmarks, to highlighting entire regions. We hope that this will make the relevant anatomy more obvious. 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? In this 3D, interactive, browser-based veterinary anatomy learning content on the canine skull musculature, you will understand the origins, insertions & innervations of the facial & masticatory muscles of the canine skull. FREE for veterinary students, interns, residents & academics at www.vin.com. Also available by subscription at ivalalearn.com and vin.com.

Want to learn about veterinary anatomy? In this 3D, interactive, browser-based veterinary anatomy learning content on the canine skull, you will understand the bony landmarks and prominences; dental anatomy & nomenclature; foraminae and canals present within the skull and the cranial nerves. FREE for veterinary students, interns, residents & academics at www.vin.com. Also available at www.ivalalearn.com

Want to learn about veterinary anatomy? In this 3D, interactive, browser-based veterinary anatomy learning content on the canine skull, there are four different scenes present. The first allows you to interact with landmarks of the skull; the second gives you knowledge of the teeth nomenclature & foraminae; the third makes the skull transparent so that you can see the major passages within the bone; the fourth is a schematic of the cranial nerves. FREE for veterinary students, interns, residents & academics at www.vin.com. Also available by subscription at ivalalearn.com and vin.com.

As far as we're aware we have NEVER seen a 3D reconstruction of the middle and inner ear as detailed as what we have here. This is a great way to learn about the intricate structures of the region as well as understand the nerves in the area and why middle ear disease can cause neuro deficits. FREE for veterinary students, interns, residents & academics at vin.com. Also available by annual subscription at ivalalearn.com

Want to learn about veterinary anatomy? In this 3D interactive content you are going to be able to explore the major vasculature of the canine hindlimb. We have also now included the ability to switch between clinical & Latin (NAV) terminology. FREE for veterinary students, interns, residents & academics at vin.com. Also available by annual subscription at ivalalearn.com and vin.com

This is a screenrecording of our 3D, interactive, browser-based veterinary anatomy learning content. In this example of the canine hindlimb you will understand not only the topographical relationships but also the individual origins, insertions and innervations of the muscles of the dog hindlimb. FREE for veterinary students, interns, residents & academics at www.vin.com. Also available by subscription at ivalalearn.com and vin.com.

Today brings an update to our canine hindlimb bones content a) Previously you were unable to select the individual bones of the canine forelimb; we've added a new scene where you can do exactly this. b) Our marking of the anatomical landmarks was via small buttons; now we've made it so that the entire anatomical region highlights when selected. 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 released the right canine hemithorax into our 3D superproject. Probably the greatest value of this content is going to come from being able to see the passage of the oesophagus. Additionally you're going to notice that now when you click and select objects we have made the highlight effect a nice bright orange to make it easier for you to see - a common piece of feedback that we were getting. Hope it helps =). 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/)

Want to learn about veterinary anatomy?We've just updated our canine chest content with the surface topology of the heart, as well as the internal circulations. Remember that you can click on and interact with the content, 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.

We've added an update to our canine chest content to let you check out the structures like the fossa ovalis and intervenous tubercle interactively. 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 and clinical concepts? In this 3D, interactive, browser-based veterinary anatomy learning content, we've created a schematic of the major vessels of the canine forelimb for you to interact with FREE for veterinary students, interns, residents & academics at www.vin.com. Also available by annual subscription at ivalalearn.com and vin.com

This is a screenrecording of our 3D, interactive, browser-based veterinary anatomy learning content. In this example of the canine forelimb you will understand not only the topographical relationships but also the individual origins, insertions and innervations of the muscles of the dog forelimb. FREE for veterinary students, interns, residents & academics at www.vin.com. Also available by subscription at ivalalearn.com and vin.com.

NEW 3D CONTENT: we've added a scan of the canine forelimb muscles to the superproject. Whilst we already have a schematic of the muscles of the canine forelimb, this content has been created from a scan of the real muscles, and is therefore a much more accurate representation of the muscles. This is especially appreciable for the muscles of the antebrachial area. Want to learn about veterinary anatomy? FREE for veterinary students, interns, residents & academics at vin.com. Also available by annual subscription at ivalalearn.com

Today brings an update to our canine forelimb bones content a) Previously you were unable to select the individual bones of the canine forelimb; we've added a new scene where you can do exactly this. b) Our marking of the anatomical landmarks was via small buttons; now we've made it so that the entire anatomical region highlights when selected. We also fixed a bug in the MCQ testing mode whereby tested objects sometimes wouldn't highlight. 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 and clinical concepts? In this 3D, interactive, browser-based veterinary anatomy learning content on the canine eye extrinsic musculature we've animated the function of the different muscles, as well as what clinical changes are seen when you have a lesion of the different nerves supplying the eye. Anatomy's important, but this generally stems from the fact that it has clinical relevance. We want to give you as much context and relevance within our content, and we think that animations going forward are a great way to do this. We would like to again thank Ben Blacklock, veterinary ophthalmologist at Dick White Referrals for his input on this project. FREE for veterinary students, interns, residents & academics at www.vin.com. Also available by subscription at ivalalearn.com and vin.com.

Want to learn about veterinary anatomy and clinical concepts? In this 3D, interactive, browser-based veterinary anatomy learning content on the canine eye, you will understand the functional intraocular anatomy. We've been lucky enough to have Ben Blacklock, veterinary opthalmologist at Dick White Referrals, talk a bit about the importance of understanding fundic anatomy here. If you're unsure of what a 'tigroid fundus' is you definitely want to check this out! http://bit.ly/1Kh3Qio FREE for veterinary students, interns, residents & academics at www.vin.com. Also available by subscription at ivalalearn.com and vin.com.

Slice through a CT canine heart in any plane using either your keyboard or the sensors from within your mobile phone, directly within your mobile phone browser. Proof of concept. FREE for veterinary students, interns, residents & academics at www.vin.com. Also available by subscription at ivalalearn.com and vin.com.