Mri Veterinary Test Phantom

The detachable dog phantom, which has been recently developed, functions as a training simulator that is not dependent on external hardware or software. The phantom is compatible with MRI and X-ray/CT imaging. It is the perfect teaching tool for veterinary residents, sonographers, radiographers, and other veterinarians, as it possesses all the necessary features. This phantom is compatible with contrast mediums that are based on Barium-sulfate, Iodine, Gadolinium, Microbubbles, and Iron Oxide.input:
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The new detachable dog phantom boasts enhanced anatomical structures and removable body parts (head, limbs, torso, and tail), in contrast to its predecessor. This enhancement is an additional benefit, as it facilitates the execution of a variety of positioning techniques in the context of X-ray/CT and MRI imaging modalities.input:
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Anatomy:• Head of an adult dog• Realistic Dog Brain Phantom • Jaw Bone • Dog SkullAdult dogs have front arms.• Arm (Humerus)

• Elbow Joints

• Forearm (Radius, Ulna)

• Paw (Wrist with Fingers)• Material that resembles skin br/>


Adult dog rear legs br/>
• Femur (Thigh)• Knee Joints• Leg (Tibia, Fibula)• Paw (Finger Bones)• Skin-Mimicking MaterialTail of an adult dog• Tailbone• Skin-Mimicking MaterialTorso of an adult dog• The entire spine• Ribcage in its entirety• Shoulder (Scapula Bones)• Pelvis• Heart• Blood vessels that are connected to the heart• Lungs• Diaphragm• Digestive system• Liver• Gallbladder• Kidneys• Spleen• Pancreas• Kidney Arteries• Bladder• Ureters and uterine• Intestine both large and small