veterinary

Wolverson X-Ray introduces the Genoray Belliger Ace for veterinary imaging

The Genoray Belliger Ace mobile C-arm, now available from Wolverson X-Ray for veterinary use, provides a practical imaging solution designed around the realities of busy clinical environments. With a focus on workflow optimisation, it is said to help veterinary teams manage a wide range of cases more efficiently. To assist the handling of animals of […]

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MHRA update recognises that imaging animals deserves the same attention to safety as its human equivalent

For the first time, the Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency’s (MHRA) MRI safety guidance includes dedicated guidance relating to veterinary MRI. Education and training company Everything MRI states that this update recognises that imaging of animals presents unique challenges that deserve the same attention to safety, governance and best practice as MRI of humans. […]

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First veterinary imaging using Seracam leads to accurate assessment of feline hyperthyroidism

The Feline Hyperthyroidism Treatment Centre in Athens, Greece, has carried out the first veterinary use of the Seracam portable hybrid gamma-optical camera, for imaging feline hyperthyroidism. Eight cats with known or suspected hyperthyroidism were imaged by lead veterinarian Dr Sossanna Bourmpou. It was used to confirm diagnosis and determine the most appropriate treatment. Dr Bourmpou […]

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Probo Veterinary donates CR x-ray system to local Bristol Zoo Project

When Bristol Zoo Project’s ageing x-ray system reached end of life, the conservation organisation faced the challenge of replacing an essential piece of veterinary imaging equipment. After the zoo contacted Probo Medical and Veterinary MD Leon Parsons, the company organised the donation of a GE HealthCare CR x-ray system through itscharity committee. Both Parsons and […]

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Probo Veterinary performs rapid reinstallation to enable live scanning in seven days

Probo Veterinary delivered a full deinstallation and reinstallation project at Vets4Pets Barnsley, replacing an outdated CT system with a new Canon Medical Systems Aquilion Prime SP. The project was planned to minimise disruption to the veterinary practice, with all critical stages such as transportation, rigging, storage and logistics completed within a seven-day window. The mechanical […]

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