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	http://highered.mcgraw-hill.com/sites/9834092339 <br>		http://highered.mcgraw-hill.com/sites/9834092339 <br>
	Website with some really useful medical animations covering a wide range of topics		Website with some really useful medical animations covering a wide range of topics
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		+	'''MedAssisting - Learning Resources for Medical Assistants'''<br>
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 This amazing resource has been developed by Dr Cathy Fuller and her team at the [http://www.bristol.ac.uk/anatomy Centre for Comparative and Clinical Anatomy] at the University of Bristol. Built from real images taken rendered into a 3D format which can be rotated, zoomed and progressively dissected. Great education and fun to use too!
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 '''3D Dog'''<br>
 http://www.real3danatomy.com/bones/dog-skeleton-3d.html<br>
-This amazing resource has been developed by Dr Cathy Fuller and her team at the [http://www.bristol.ac.uk/anatomy Centre for Comparative and Clinical Anatomy] at the University of Bristol. Vuild from real images taken rendered into a 3D format which can be rotated, zoomed and progressively dissected. Great education and fun to use too!
+This amazing resource has been developed by Dr Cathy Fuller and her team at the [http://www.bristol.ac.uk/anatomy Centre for Comparative and Clinical Anatomy] at the University of Bristol. Built from real images taken rendered into a 3D format which can be rotated, zoomed and progressively dissected. Great education and fun to use too!
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-Collection of educational web links compiled by RVC vet students and academics, We cannot vouch for the accuracy or quality of the sites these refer to.
+Collection of educational web links compiled by RVC vet students and academics, We cannot vouch for the accuracy or quality of the sites these refer to. Please edit the page if you find any links that are no longer working.
-Please edit the page if you find any links that are no longer working.
+If you find this page useful, please use the recommend and twitter links at the bottom of the page to let others know!
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 http://oa.scopty.com <br>
 If you liked the virtual cows, then try this 3D model of the horse’s leg which was created as a free online resource by vet student Per Karlsson at the RVC. To develop this model, he used an MRI image dataset from the [http://www.rvc.ac.uk/rvc-equine RVC Equine Department]. The result is an interactive experience where users can learn more about how a horse’s foot is built up.
 '''3D Dog'''<br>
 http://www.real3danatomy.com/bones/dog-skeleton-3d.html<br>
 This amazing resource has been developed by Dr Cathy Fuller and her team at the [http://www.bristol.ac.uk/anatomy Centre for Comparative and Clinical Anatomy] at the University of Bristol. Vuild from real images taken rendered into a 3D format which can be rotated, zoomed and progressively dissected. Great education and fun to use too!
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 '''Google Cow'''<br>
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 If you liked the virtual cows, then try this 3D model of the horse’s leg which was created as a free online resource by vet student Per Karlsson at the RVC. To develop this model, he used an MRI image dataset from the [http://www.rvc.ac.uk/rvc-equine RVC Equine Department]. The result is an interactive experience where users can learn more about how a horse’s foot is built up.
 '''A Surgical Guide to Subcutaneous Ureteral Bypass System'''<br>

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 '''Google Cow'''<br>
 http://open-3d-viewer.googlecode.com/svn/trunk/web/index.html <br>
-Google launched this Virtual Cows on April Fools Day 2011 on the Google home page. However, it is also an amazing educational resource which is based on the open-3d-viewer which has been to create a virtual human being too. You can rotate the cow and remove different layers to visualise blood supply, internal organs amd musculo skeletal sysytem. This is a must see for any vet student - and everybody else for that matter!
+Google launched this Virtual Cows on April Fools Day 2011 on the Google home page. However, it is also an amazing educational resource which is based on the open-3d-viewer which has been used to create a virtual human being too. You can rotate the cow and remove different layers to visualise blood supply, internal organs and the musculoskeletal system. This is a must see for any vet student - and anybody else who loves cows for that matter too!
 '''3D Model Horse's Leg'''<br>
 http://oa.scopty.com <br>
-This 3D model of the horse’s leg was created as a free online resource that could be made available via web browsers. To develop this model, an image dataset from the Equine Department at the RVC was used. The result is an interactive experience where users can learn more about how a horse’s foot is built up.
+If you liked the virtual cows, then try this 3D model of the horse’s leg which was created as a free online resource by vet student Per Karlsson at the RVC. To develop this model, he used an MRI image dataset from the [http://www.rvc.ac.uk/rvc-equine RVC Equine Department]. The result is an interactive experience where users can learn more about how a horse’s foot is built up.

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