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In modern human medicine, the rabbit is an appropriate animal model for scientific morphological and clinical investigations. New Zealand white rabbits are used for research experiments. They are calm and tolerate disorders better than other species. They are used as models for anatomical and histological studies, and for anatomical imaging research in humans (25). In addition, the anatomy of the New Zealand white rabbit’s suprarenal glands is used to explore the alterations that occur in human suprarenal neoplasia (24). The suprarenal glands in humans and mammals are paired organs located in the abdominal cavity. They are situated close to the kidneys. In some cases, the glands can be found cranial to both kidneys. Each gland is composed of a macroscopically visible capsule, a cortex, and a centrally located medulla. There are similarities in the location and topography of the glands in humans and rabbits. The rabbit adrenal glands are rose-gray ellipsoid elongated organs. Each suprarenal gland is located ahead of the cranial pole of the corresponding kidney. The glands are distinguished from the kidneys by the vessels that pass between them (4). A previous study (17) has shown the topography of the left and right suprarenal glands near the superior medial pole of the kidneys, whereas in humans, they are located above the superior poles. 1) A part of this study was presented as a poster presentation at the 1st International Health Science and Life Congress in Burdur, Turkey. May 2-5, 2017. Importance for experiments in human medicine of imaging modalities for macroanatomical and histological study of rabbit suprarenal glands1)