veterinary · Companion Animals
3D Joint Anatomy in DogsSalvador Climent, Rafael Latorre, Roberto Köstlin et al.
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Rafael Latorre
Professor of Veterinary Anatomy at the University of Murcia, specializing in clinical anatomy and plastination techniques.
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Veterinary AnatomyClinical AnatomyAnatomical PlastinationDiagnostic ImagingLocomotion System
About
Rafael Manuel Latorre Reviriego is a distinguished Professor of Veterinary Anatomy at the University of Murcia, Spain. He earned his Doctorate in Veterinary Medicine from the same institution in 1990, with a thesis focusing on the morphological and histochemical organization of canine muscle fibers. Throughout his academic career, he has completed research terms at various international institutions, including the University of Milan, the University of California, Davis, and the University of Cambridge, among others. His work is widely recognized for its contributions to the clinical anatomy of the locomotion system in animals. Professor Latorre has dedicated much of his career to the development and teaching of anatomical plastination techniques, utilizing them as a vital tool for clinical anatomy education and research. He is a prolific author, having contributed to numerous anatomy atlases, scientific papers, and textbooks, including the notable publication '3D Joint Anatomy in Dogs: Main joint pathologies and surgical approaches.' His research interests primarily involve the diagnostic imaging of joint conditions and the advancement of anatomical education through innovative preservation methods.
Experience
Professor
University of Murcia · Veterinary Anatomy
1990 – present
Academic affiliations
Professor (Full)
University of Murcia · Anatomy and Comparative Pathological Anatomy
1990 – present