Akademik Veri Yönetim Sistemi
FRONTIERS IN VETERINARY SCIENCES, sa.12, ss.1-3, 2025 (SCI-Expanded, Scopus)
The integration of clinical veterinary anatomy and diagnostic imaging has significantly advanced veterinary medicine, enhancing diagnostic precision, surgical planning, and therapeutic strategies. Veterinary anatomy provides the fundamental framework for understanding the structure and function of animal bodies. At the same time, imaging modalities offer non-invasive tools to visualize these structures in both normal and pathological states. The synergy between these fields has improved the accuracy of disease diagnosis and paved the way for more refined interventional procedures. With continuous advancements in imaging technologies, including higher-resolution imaging, three-dimensional reconstructions, and quantitative analysis, veterinary medicine is experiencing an unprecedented transformation. The Research Topic, “The integration of clinical veterinary anatomy and diagnostic imaging,” presents a collection of 14 studies that exemplify this interdisciplinary approach, contributing to a deeper understanding of anatomical variations, pathological conditions, and novel diagnostic methodologies.