Artificial Intelligence-Assisted Workflow for Creating Interactive 3D Models for Veterinary Anatomy Education

There is a limited scope for Veterinary students and researchers to learn Veterinary anatomy with 3D visualization to understand complex anatomical structures. In this research article, we have described the process of how to create 3D anatomical structures related to Veterinary anatomy using artificial intelligence and open-source software. Here, we have taken the course and distribution of the sciatic nerve in the ox as an example to demonstrate the process. After that, we recorded a video of this model and uploaded it to YouTube to record the responses of students and researchers. Based on comments and feedback from YouTube, it was noted that this 3D model is highly useful. We have also uploaded the 3D model to 3D model hosting platforms like Sketch-fab for easy and free access to models. This article clearly demonstrates that in this era of AI, we can use it for better learning and understanding of Veterinary anatomy.

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Journal of American Medical Science and Research.
Published
2025-08-16
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https://doi.org/10.51470/amsr.2025.04.02.53
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1
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Geochemistry and Geologic Mapping
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Artificial Intelligence-Assisted Workflow for Creating Interactive 3D Models for Veterinary Anatomy Education

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Artificial Intelligence-Assisted Workflow for Creating Interactive 3D Models for Veterinary Anatomy Education

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Abstract

There is a limited scope for Veterinary students and researchers to learn Veterinary anatomy with 3D visualization to understand complex anatomical structures. In this research article, we have described the process of how to create 3D anatomical structures related to Veterinary anatomy using artificial intelligence and open-source software. Here, we have taken the course and distribution of the sciatic nerve in the ox as an example to demonstrate the process. After that, we recorded a video of this model and uploaded it to YouTube to record the responses of students and researchers. Based on comments and feedback from YouTube, it was noted that this 3D model is highly useful. We have also uploaded the 3D model to 3D model hosting platforms like Sketch-fab for easy and free access to models. This article clearly demonstrates that in this era of AI, we can use it for better learning and understanding of Veterinary anatomy.

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Geochemistry and Geologic Mapping
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