Comparison

LA Vascular vs Radiopaedia and Kenhub: a free map of the arteries and veins used in interventional radiology

Pick Radiopaedia for radiology articles and real imaging cases across the whole body. Pick Kenhub for a full anatomy course with videos and quizzes. Pick LA Vascular if you only need the blood vessels: tap any of 286 arteries and veins on a map, read why it matters in interventional radiology and quiz yourself, free and with no account.

Side by side

LA Vascular anatomy mapRadiopaediaKenhub
What it covers 286 arteries and veins on 12 maps, from the brain to the foot.A peer-reviewed radiology resource with 70,805 cases and 17,372 articles across all body systems.Whole-body anatomy with illustrations, articles, videos and quizzes, plus histology and physiology.
Vascular anatomy depth Each vessel has its origin, branches, what it supplies or drains and its role in interventional radiology.More than 200 vascular anatomy articles, plus an interventional radiology section.No vascular category of its own. Vessels are covered inside each body region.
Interactive map Yes. Tap a vessel on the map to open its card.Not stated. Content is articles and image cases.Not stated. Pages show labeled illustrations, videos and quizzes.
Quizzes Yes. Find a named vessel on the map or name a highlighted one.Yes. A quiz mode shows cases without the diagnosis.Yes. Spaced repetition quizzes and custom quizzes.
Video lessons Yes. Five short narrated lessons.Paid courses are offered.Yes. More than 500 video tutorials.
Account needed No.No for reading. A free account tracks reading for continuing education.Its terms say an account is needed. Articles opened without one; videos and quizzes asked for a free account.
Cost Free.Free with ads. Optional supporter plans cost US$7, $10 or $13 a month.A free plan with limited access. Premium was shown at $39 a month, $87 for 3 months or $290 for lifetime access.
Who it is for Trainees, referring doctors and patients who want the vessels behind an interventional radiology procedure.Radiologists and other health professionals.Medical students and professionals studying anatomy.

Details from each site's public pages, checked November 11, 2026: Radiopaedia · About Radiopaedia · Radiopaedia supporters · Radiopaedia quiz mode · Kenhub · Kenhub pricing · Kenhub terms. "Not stated" means the page did not say it on that date.

Which one should you choose?

Choose Radiopaedia if

  • You want real imaging cases, including angiograms.
  • You need radiology articles on every body system, not only vessels.
  • You want to quiz yourself on cases.
  • You want to track your reading for continuing education.

Choose Kenhub if

  • You are studying whole-body anatomy for an exam.
  • You want muscles, nerves, organs and histology as well as vessels.
  • You learn best from long video tutorials and spaced repetition.
  • You are willing to pay for full access.

Choose LA Vascular if

  • You only need arteries and veins.
  • You want to tap a vessel on a map and see why it matters in interventional radiology.
  • You want it free, with no account.
  • You want each vessel linked to the procedures and devices that use it.

Who LA Vascular suits best

The anatomy map fits someone preparing for an interventional radiology rotation, or a patient who wants to see where a catheter will go. It is narrow on purpose: vessels only, with the interventional radiology point of each one.

It has no imaging cases and no anatomy outside the blood vessels. For those, Radiopaedia and Kenhub cover far more than we do.

Common questions

Is there a free interactive map of the arteries and veins?

Yes. The LA Vascular anatomy map shows 286 arteries and veins on 12 maps. Tap a vessel to see where it comes from, its branches and why it matters in interventional radiology. It is free and needs no account.

Is Radiopaedia free?

Its public articles and cases are free to read, paid for by supporters and advertisers. When we checked on November 11, 2026, optional supporter plans cost US$7, $10 or $13 a month, and courses are sold separately.

How much does Kenhub cost?

Kenhub has a free plan with limited access. When we checked on November 11, 2026, its pricing page showed Premium at $39 a month, $87 for 3 months or $290 for lifetime access, in US dollars.

Which is better for learning vascular anatomy for interventional radiology?

They do different jobs. Radiopaedia has imaging cases and detailed articles, Kenhub teaches whole-body anatomy, and LA Vascular is a map of the vessels with the interventional radiology point of each one. Many trainees will use more than one.

Does the LA Vascular anatomy map have quizzes?

Yes. Find it gives you a vessel name to tap on the map, and Name it asks you to identify a highlighted vessel. Vessels you miss come back sooner.

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