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Preparing Your Pet Dog for a Kidney Ultrasound Exam
Renal ultrasound in pet dogs requires a 5MHz or 7MHz probe. Gas can be disruptive to the results of the sweep; minimize gas in the intestines before the sweep. The skin is cleaned by shaving the last two intercostals on the right side and behind the last rib on the left side; the probe is coated ...Read more -
Choosing the Right Sonogram Machine for Your Veterinary Practice
Sonogram machines have become an indispensable diagnostic tool in the modern veterinary practice. Not only do they provide high-resolution images, but they can also help diagnose a wide range of conditions, from heart disease to pregnancy testing. Choosing the right ultrasound machine is critical...Read more -
Equine Ultrasound Machine for sale
Equine ultrasound machine examination is a diagnostic imaging technique used to visualize internal body structures. Visualization of structures such as tendons, muscles, blood vessels, and internal organs may provide valuable information to the veterinarian. Not only does it provide information f...Read more -
Turtle Radiography-Turtles Get New Digital X Ray System
Turtle Radiography (Digital X-Ray Imaging System) is an advanced medical imaging technology used for x-ray examinations of animals such as sea turtles. It utilizes digital sensors to capture X-ray images directly, which is more efficient and clearer than traditional film X-rays and reduces the ra...Read more -
Dog Ultrasound Machines for Sale
MU10 Veterinary Ultrasound System The MU10 Veterinary Ultrasound System is a state-of-the-art solution designed for veterinary use, with a variety of features to meet the needs of veterinary professionals. Particularly effective for canine diagnostics, this advanced ultrasound machine offers sup...Read more -
Application of veterinary ultrasound in sheep farms
The economic benefits of sheep farms are directly related to the reproductive characteristics of sheep, and veterinary ultrasound plays a very important role in the diagnosis of pregnancy in ewes. The pregnancy of the ewe can be determined by ultrasound examination. The breeder/veterinarian can a...Read more -
Camel ultrasound machine application range and detection methods
Camel from the previous heavy cargo consignment main function is slowly replaced by mechanical transportation equipment, however, has a rich nutritional value of camel milk more and more attention, camel milk powder contains very sufficient nutrients, including iron, calcium, protein, vitamin C, ...Read more -
How to set up an ecg machine veterinary
When a veterinarian needs to set up an ecg machine, there are certain steps that need to be followed to ensure the accuracy and reliability of the ecg. The following is a detailed setup procedure: 1. Check the veterinary ECG machine:. First, make sure that the ECG machine is in good working condi...Read more -
What will an abdominal ultrasound show in dogs
Canine abdominal ultrasound provides a detailed view of the organs and structures within the abdomen. It is a non-invasive diagnostic tool that veterinarians use to evaluate a variety of conditions and monitor ongoing health problems. Below is some of the important information that an abdominal u...Read more -
Donkey farms use ultrasound machines for donkeys
Veterinary ultrasound machines have been widely used in pig, cattle and sheep farms, but for donkey farms, there are very few customers using donkey ultrasound machines. This article will introduce the necessity of using donkey ultrasound machines in donkey farms and highlight their advantages to...Read more -
Equine Reproductive Ultrasound
Ultrasound examination is an important and commonly used tool for evaluating the reproductive system of horses. It provides a non-invasive method to examine the reproductive organs of mares and stallions. This article will detail the steps and key observation points for equine reproductive ultras...Read more -
The Role of Ultrasound Examination in Equine Lameness Cases
Ultrasound examination has become one of the most common on-site imaging modalities for evaluating musculoskeletal injuries in horses because it allows veterinarians to visualize almost any body tissue, most importantly soft tissues like tendons and ligaments. Ultrasound uses high-frequency sound...Read more
