Attribution

Image credits & licences.

Clinical teaching images on this site were copied from Wikimedia Commons or from open-access journal figures. This page is an attribution log from live source metadata where we could fetch it. It is not medical peer review, and the images are not clinically peer-reviewed by GlobalVetCo. Presence on this page is not a certificate of compliance and not a claim of full licence clearance.

Incomplete records are listed, not hidden. If a row is marked missing, unresolved, or exception, do not assume that file is openly licensed. Loading failures show as an explicit error, not as a default “open licence” credit.
CC BY-SA (ShareAlike). Where a source work is CC BY-SA, adaptations of that work (crops, contrast-adjusted copies, annotated stills) must be shared under the same licence, with attribution and a licence link, and without implying endorsement. The Academy does not apply ShareAlike to the entire website. Course text, frameworks and tools remain © GlobalVetCo. This paragraph is not legal advice.

Panel crops and -lvl files: the original generation script was not in the repository, so source-figure mapping is unknown unless a verified script is cited. build_videos.py documents the teaching-video workflow (Ken Burns / HUD overlay), but current case data does not establish historical encoder inputs. Source lineage for all 82 archived exports remains unverified; the old eq01 poster still uses the annotated twin, not its current atlas hero. This does not create authorship or clear licences. Two illustrative (non-clinical) mood images on the landing page were AI-generated for GlobalVetCo and contain no patient data.