This site is an excellent learning tool for veterinary students.  It is compiled and updated by Mark D. Kittleson, Professor of Cardiology, School of Veterinary Medicine at the University of California-Davis. Students can access case studies for a variety of conditions such as pleural fluid, heart murmur and cyanosis. Full case study notes cover the pertinent history of the animal, the physical examination, problems and laboratory work results. There are links to the actual radiographs, ECGs and other tests that were used in the diagnosis. The student can then submit their own diagnoses and this enables them to have access to follow-up information, including therapy if applicable.

Published on the Web by the University of Georgia College of Veterinary Medicine, this site contains lecture notes and associated materials produced by Dr. Michelle Barton, an associate professor of Internal Medicine in the College's Department of Large Animal Medicine. This resource is used to teach the large animal medicine cardiology course for third year veterinary students, and contains lecture notes, bovine and equine cases, practice ECG's (with answers), and a collection of heart sounds.

Created by Dr. Michael R. O'Grady, DVM, MSc, Diplomate ACVIM (Cardiology) and Dr. M. Lynne O'Sullivan, DVM, DVSc, Diplomate ACVIM (Cardiology). The site is primarily intended to provide educational material for veterinary students and practitioners in the area of cardiology. There is a cardiology concepts section covering cardiovascular anatomy and physiology as well as several case studies. Users can view radiographs, ultrasounds and ECG traces, and listen to heart sounds in order to gain an appreciation for both normal and specific disease conditions.

Published by the Royal Veterinary College, United Kingdom, this online teaching unit is part of the Royal Veterinary College's eteaching programs which are currently under development.  This Flash-based web resource simulates true-life emergency cases, allowing students to safely experiment with a “virtual” patient. The aim is to encourage students to apply their clinical knowledge and to fine-tune their prioritizing and decision-making skills.

Site content includes Veterinary Radiology lecture notes and case studies with accompanying radiographic images.

Homepage for the Radiology Service at Kansas State University College of Veterinary Medicine.  Content includes an equine limb radiographic anatomy guide and case studies with accompanying radiographic images.

A peer-reviewed online international journal dedicated to clinical practice and research in neurological disorders of animals.  Content includes articles, lecture notes, video, and a section entitled, "What Is Your Diagnosis?", which contains interactive case reports.  *Note: Quicktime installation is required to view videos.

The Society of Endovascular Veterinary Surgery is dedicated to pioneering the science of minimally invasive therapy through educating and training veterinarians, conducting research, and establishing standards of care.  The website content includes two case studies in which advanced surgical techniques were used to treat a feline liver shunt and a canine collapsing trachea.

Created by the Department of Anatomy at the University of Bristol, the CALnet - web based tutorials were designed to supplement first and second year BVSc anatomy. Topics covered: Comparative Gross Anatomy, Developmental Anatomy, Neuroanatomy, exotics, and lab animal handling and sexing techniques.  Additional content includes clinical case studies and dissection guides (canine, equine, ruminant, porcine).  *Note: As of January 2005, this website is no longer in active development.

A peer-reviewed online international journal dedicated to clinical practice and research in neurological disorders of animals. Content includes articles, lecture notes, video, and a section entitled, "What Is Your Diagnosis?", which contains interactive case reports. *Note: Quicktime installation is required to view videos.

The Society of Endovascular Veterinary Surgery is dedicated to pioneering the science of minimally invasive therapy through educating and training veterinarians, conducting research, and establishing standards of care. The website content includes two case studies in which advanced surgical techniques were used to treat a feline liver shunt and a canine collapsing trachea.

A case showing how prevaling social attitudes about gender and sexual preferences can affect lives of women.

This documentary is about the medical treatment of a mentally ill 14 year old whose parents first take help of western medicine and then resort to traditional Indian medicine.

Life experiences of two visually handicapped women in India and their sighted children's perceptions of blindness.

This book contains case studies illustrates cross-cultural misunderstanding and culturally competent health care along with important concepts from the fields of cultural diversity and medical anthropology. It is an important resource for nurses in achieving cultural competency.