Clinical resources for equine practice

The ideal anatomical resource in daily equine diagnosis and interpretation of lameness.

Advantages of plastinated specimens for equine practice

Real organs, non-toxic and of unlimited duration.

1.The ideal training tool to acquire and develop skills in the diagnosis of lameness.

2. Organs to promote interaction with the owner.

3. Unlimited duration.No special storageconditions required.

4. No need for gloves or other preventive measures.

Advantages for the examination and functional diagnosis of lameness

• Plastinated anatomical pieces of different regions.

• Direct visualization of the relationship betweenrelevant anatomical structures.

• Functional clinical examination: jointspalpation, ligaments and tendons.

• Helps in locating nerve paths and their relationship with anaesthetic blocks.

Advantages for lameness image diagnosis

• Ideal for identifying structures of interest.

• Serial sections in different radiological planes.

• Different cutting thicknesses depending on the needfor anatomical detail.

• Identification of anatomical structures not visibleon CT and MRI.

Plastination and its advantages in clinical activity

Plastination brings the real anatomycloser to the daily clinical act

It is a technique by which the fluids of the tissues and part of the fat are replaced by a polymer. This technique allows to prepare real organs of unlimited duration in time, manipulable in any situation and environment.

Reality

100% real.

Durability

To have a collection for unlimited use.

Variability

Wide variety of dissections and cuts.

Comfort

No special storage conditions required.

Non-toxic

Can be handled in any situation and environment (no need for gloves).

Plastinated pieces for use in equine clinics

Dissection of the entire thoracic limb

Ascending colon and caecum

Dissection of finger

Transparent sections of horse finger

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Dossier Discover-in Plastinated specimens for equine clinical practice (ENG)