3D Anatomy Layered Charts

This is a multilayered paper chart showing the anatomy of chicken in layers. Starting with feathers, muscles, internal structure; esophagus, crop, trachea, heart, lungs, liver, spleen gizzard, small and large intestine, kidneys, testes, and ovary.

Laminated A3 chart showing detailed anatomy of the equine distal limb. This large sized photo help veterinary students, equine practitioners and horse owners to understand the anatomy of the complex equine distal limb. It could be used as a reference when reading various diagnostic imaging modalities.

This is a multilayered paper chart showing the anatomy of the dog pelvic limb muscles on the lateral aspect. The muscles of the gluteal region, thigh and crus are presented in layers. All muscular attachment to the bones are anatomically accurate which allow to memorize the origin and insertion of each muscle. Also, it helps to understand the action of the muscles. Labels for the muscles allow for self testing. The user can de-assemble the pieces and test himself in re-assembling it by inserting the tap of each piece into its corresponding slit opening in the base paper. This layered chart is important for veterinary students to understand the topographical anatomy of the pelvic limb on the lateral side which is a necessity for orthopedic surgery or medical examination. It helps professionals to show the clients location of some pathological cases.

This is a multilayered paper chart showing the anatomy of the equine distal limb. Dorsal view and palmar view. The relationship between the common and lateral digital extensor tendons and their attachment to the bones is shown. The relation between the superficial and deep digital flexor tendons is shown. Other structures demonstrated like the inferior check ligament, the manica flexoria, the palmar annular ligament, proximal and distal annular ligaments, and the collateral cartilages. In addition, the sesamoidean ligaments are arranged in three different layers showing straight, oblique, and cruciate sesamoidean ligaments. The deepest layer shows the navicular bursa, navicular bone, other bony structures, and the joints of the distal limb. This layered chart is important for anyone who deals with equine to understand the topographical anatomy of the distal limb which is required to interpret imaging modalities such as radiography and ultrasonography. It helps owners and professionals to show the clients location of some pathological cases such as navicular disease.

This is a multilayered paper chart with multiple layers to show the external and internal structures of the equine hoof. It demonstrates the lateral and solar surfaces of the hoof.

This is a multilayered paper chart showing the anatomy of the dog pelvic limb muscles on the medial aspect. The muscles of the thigh are presented in layers; the superficial layer showing gracilis and sartorius muscles, the second layer showing the adductor and pectineus muscles, and the third layer showing the external obturator, quadratus femoris and iliopsoas muscles. The contents of the femoral triangle are shown. The muscles of the crus as also demonstrated. All muscular attachment to the bones are anatomically accurate which allow to memorize the origin and insertion of each muscle. Also, it helps to postulate the action of the muscles. Labels for the muscles allow for self testing. The user can de-assemble the pieces and test himself in re-assembling it by inserting the tap of each piece into its corresponding slit opening in the base paper. This layered chart is important for veterinary students to understand the topographical anatomy of the pelvic limb on the lateral side which is a necessity for orthopedic surgery or medical examination. It helps professionals to show the clients location of some pathological cases.

This is a multilayered paper chart showing the anatomy of the dog's abdominal viscera. Including the liver, stomach, spleen, small and large intestine, kidneys, ureters, urinary bladder, ovaries, uterus, vas deferens and several other structures.