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A.I. veterinary radiology is not always black and white, there are nuances

CT scans can often be more helpful to veterinarians than radiographs when it comes to canine shoulders and elbows

This ventilator is commonly the one used in veterinary practices who own a CT scanner.

Make sure your veterinary practice is prepared to be inspected for compliance with state regulations regarding radiation emitting devices such as CT, Fluoroscopy, and Digital Radiography.

Losing veterinary technicians can have a negative affect on diagnostic imaging services. Protect your practice and cross-train your technicians to navigate all your imaging modalities and capture great images.

Imaging training is one of the best investments a practice can make that can actually return real dollars to the bottom line. In many veterinary hospitals, diagnostic imaging is one of the most under-appreciated drivers of efficiency, profitability, and patient care. Radiographs, ultrasound exams, and CT scans influence medical decisions every single day, yet many practices unintentionally underinvest in the people responsible for capturing those images: veterinary technician

Diagnostic imaging in veterinary medicine has evolved dramatically over the last 15 years. Digital radiography replaced film. Ultrasound systems became portable and affordable. CT imaging moved from specialist only practices and institutions into the more advanced private practices. But while imaging equipment advanced rapidly, many hospitals never received the same level of education about what happens once the imaging exam is created and then finalized. This is where PACS e

In modern veterinary medicine, diagnostic imaging has become one of the most important tools available for patient care. From digital radiography and ultrasound to advanced CT imaging, veterinarians are increasingly relying on imaging specialists and remote consultation services to help guide diagnosis and treatment decisions. But not all veterinary teleradiology services are created equal. Many practices discover this only after experiencing delayed reports, minimal communic

When should a veterinary hospital book a mobile ultrasound? Most veterinary hospitals have ultrasound machines and many will even have a person who is talented at doing ultrasound exams. However, appointments can stack up, emergencies can happen, and sometimes associates leave to work elsewhere. Sometimes there are cases that get complicated. The vomiting dog is not improving. Things are not matching up with the radiographs or maybe there has been weight loss without a clear