ArticleVeterinary sciences2025
Educational Impact of a 3D Canine Vascular Simulator for Learning Anatomy and Interventional Radiology Techniques in Veterinary Training.
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- Physical simulation models for veterinary surgical training: a systematic review.Frontiers in veterinary science · 2026Pooled it
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backgroundSimulation-based teaching is increasingly important in veterinary training, especially for learning anatomy and interventional techniques where real-life exposure is limited.
methodsA handcrafted 3D simulator replicating the canine abdominal arterial system was developed and tested with 80 veterinary students and graduates. A quasi-experimental pre-post design evaluated theoretical knowledge, practical skills, and self-perceived competence after a structured training session including anatomical identification, catheter navigation, and the Seldinger technique.
resultsPost-training results showed significant improvements in all domains. Theoretical test scores increased by over 25% (
conclusionsThe 3D vascular simulator effectively enhanced learning outcomes and confidence in interventional radiology. Its low-cost, handcrafted design makes it a feasible and valuable educational tool for veterinary institutions lacking access to high-fidelity commercial simulators.
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