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The Most Realistic Canine Phantom Ever Built — Meet the New Standard in Veterinary Training
The True Phantom Solutions Canine Phantom is a full-body, anatomically accurate veterinary training model compatible with X-Ray, CT, Ultrasound, and MRI imaging modalities. Developed in collaboration with leading veterinary institutions across Canada, the USA, the UK, and Australia, it is derived from a real CT dataset of a two-year-old male Bull Mastiff–Rhodesian Ridgeback cross. AI-assisted algorithms were used to extract and replicate anatomical structures with exceptional precision, making this the most advanced canine phantom on the market. Request a quote today and bring your veterinary training program to the next level.
Train Smarter, Not Harder — Built for Every Imaging Modality
The CN-A01 is purpose-built for veterinary schools, clinical training programs, and imaging research facilities that need a reliable, repeatable, and multi-modal training tool. It supports X-ray positioning practice through articulating joints, ultrasound scanning of soft tissue and vascular structures, CT imaging with realistic Hounsfield Unit values, and T2-weighted MRI sequences with true-to-life relaxation time values. Whether educators are training students in diagnostic imaging technique, sonography, or radiographic positioning, this phantom handles it all in a single, durable model.
What Happens When Veterinary Training Has No Limits
Every veterinary professional knows the challenge of training without access to live patients — the stress, the ethical concerns, the inconsistency. The CN-A01 was designed to eliminate those barriers entirely.
- Veterinary schools and academic institutions gain a repeatable, ethically sound patient surrogate that students can scan, position, and probe without the unpredictability of a live animal.
- Clinical training programs benefit from a phantom validated by a registered veterinary technician and developed alongside institutions across four countries, ensuring real-world relevance.
- Imaging researchers get a model with precisely characterized tissue properties — sound velocity, attenuation, density, HU values, and T2 relaxation times — for consistent, reproducible results.
- Equipment manufacturers and service technicians can use the phantom to calibrate and validate veterinary imaging systems with confidence.
- The phantom is also fully customizable — additional organs or modifications can be requested to match specific curriculum or research requirements.
What Sets the CN-A01 Apart from Every Other Canine Phantom
- Articulating joints enable realistic limb positioning that mirrors the mobility of a real canine, making it ideal for X-ray positioning practice across multiple projections.
- AI-refined anatomy means skeletal and soft tissue structures are extracted from a real CT dataset, not approximated — resulting in imaging results that closely match clinical scans.
- Fully detailed cardiovascular system includes a realistic heart with internal valves, all four chambers, and major vessels including the IVC, SVC, and aorta for comprehensive cardiac imaging training.
- Patented bone-mimicking material and a protective urethane coating ensure the phantom withstands repeated use in demanding training environments without degrading imaging quality.
- Hard carry case included, making the phantom portable and ready to travel between facilities, classrooms, or simulation labs.
Technical Specifications of the Product
- Phantom dimensions: 44 in x 8 in x 8 in.
- Phantom weight: 35 lbs.
- Soft tissue & organ material: Urethane-based soft resin
- Bone material: 3D-printed realistic bone-mimicking material (patented)
- MRI compatibility: Optimized for T2-weighted imaging (T2 ≈ 65–70 ms); compatible with proton-density methods; T1 values approximately 100 ms
- Included with purchase:
- 1 x Canine Phantom (CN-A01)
- 1 x User Manual / Assembly Instructions
- 1 x Hard Carry Case
- 1 x 2-Year Warranty & Unlimited Customer Service
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