About this Research Topic
The integration of advanced imaging technologies such as computed tomography (CT), magnetic resonance imaging (MRI), and 3D surface scanning has significantly transformed veterinary science. These technologies enable the creation of highly detailed and accurate 3D models of animal anatomy, offering new opportunities for studying morphology and improving diagnostic capabilities. By transforming traditional imaging data into interactive 3D models, researchers and veterinarians can gain deeper insights into complex anatomical structures, species-specific adaptations, and pathological conditions.
This Research Topic focuses on the application of imaging and 3D modeling technologies in veterinary science, highlighting their role in understanding animal morphology and anatomy. Special attention will be given to studies exploring the use of 3D models in education, where these tools serve as valuable teaching materials for veterinary students and professionals. Interactive models derived from CT, MRI, and 3D scanning provide a dynamic alternative to traditional anatomical resources, facilitating a better understanding of spatial relationships and structural details.
To further advance knowledge in this field, we encourage submissions that explore:
• Advancements in imaging techniques and their implications for veterinary science
• Innovative workflows for creating detailed 3D animal models
• Applications of 3D models in diagnostics, research, and educational settings
This Research Topic aims to bridge technological applications with veterinary science, offering new insights into how 3D modeling can improve both research and educational outcomes.
This Research Topic focuses on the application of imaging and 3D modeling technologies in veterinary science, highlighting their role in understanding animal morphology and anatomy. Special attention will be given to studies exploring the use of 3D models in education, where these tools serve as valuable teaching materials for veterinary students and professionals. Interactive models derived from CT, MRI, and 3D scanning provide a dynamic alternative to traditional anatomical resources, facilitating a better understanding of spatial relationships and structural details.
To further advance knowledge in this field, we encourage submissions that explore:
• Advancements in imaging techniques and their implications for veterinary science
• Innovative workflows for creating detailed 3D animal models
• Applications of 3D models in diagnostics, research, and educational settings
This Research Topic aims to bridge technological applications with veterinary science, offering new insights into how 3D modeling can improve both research and educational outcomes.
Keywords: 3D Technology in Veterinary Research, Diagnostic Imaging, Digital Anatomy, Imaging Technologies, Shape Analysis, Veterinary Diagnostics and Modeling
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