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The Difference Between Ultrasound, DR, CT, and MRI Imagers for Veterinary
When taking your pet to the hospital, doctors often recommend that your pet have an ultrasound, DR, CT, MRI …… However, many pet owners do not understand the role of these imaging instruments, and imaging programs are all high-cost, and the lack of information between the pet owner an...Read more -
Preparation of Beef Cattle for Backfat Measurement by Ultrasound Machine
One of the major advantages of using a cattle ultrasound machine for backfat eye area testing is that it is non-invasive and relatively stress-free for the animal. In addition to equipment commonly found on farms or ranches and in clinics, the scanning operation does not require special handling ...Read more -
How much does an ultrasound for checking pregnant cows cost
How much does a veterinary ultrasound machine for checking pregnant cows cost? There are ultrasound machines on the market that cost around $500, as well as thousands, or even tens of thousands of dollars, although the $500 or so machines are primarily used for in vitro pregnancy testing in anima...Read more -
Sheep ultrasound machine pregnancy detection methods – rectal pregnancy test
Rectal pregnancy test of sheep ultrasound machine is one of the methods to detect whether ewes are pregnant by using veterinary ultrasound system, and its operation steps are as follows: 1. Preparation: Before performing the test, make sure that the sheep ultrasound machine is functioning prope...Read more -
Seven Questions Pet Owners Have About Color Doppler Ultrasound
What is veterinary color Doppler ultrasound? Veterinary color Doppler ultrasound is a medical imaging technique used in veterinary medicine to assess blood flow within the body of an animal. It is an advanced form of ultrasound that provides real-time, dynamic images of blood vessels and blood f...Read more -
Application of backfat oculomotor in cattle breeding
The basic principle of cattle backfat oculomotor measurement The backfat oculomotor is a common veterinary ultrasound machine used to non-invasively measure the area and fat content of the backfat oculomotor muscle in cattle by means of ultrasound imaging. This process is based on t...Read more -
Ultrasound Diagnosis of Pet Urinary System
In the clinic, veterinarians often encounter urinary closure, urinary leaking, blood in the urine, polyuria and other clinical symptoms of dogs and cats, when encountering this situation, perhaps part of the clinical veterinarians in addition to laboratory tests such as urinary sediment, the firs...Read more -
Portable Swine Ultrasound Machine Sow Pregnancy Detection
The advent of portable swine ultrasound machines will greatly facilitate reproductive imaging of sows and may assist in making management decisions, which can be based on an accurate diagnosis of the reproductive state of a reserve sow or gilt at any given time. It is at this time that piglets f...Read more -
What exactly is ultrasonic scalpel dog and cat sterilization?
I believe that many pooper scoopers are not unfamiliar with the term ultrasonic scalpel, right, in some sterilization activities may see ultrasonic scalpel sterilization or minimally invasive ultrasonic knife sterilization, so, in the end, this ultrasonic knife is a thing? What is the purpose of ...Read more -
Pet ultrasound Examination of the Urinary System in Dogs and Cats
Pet ultrasound examination plays a crucial role in the medical diagnosis of dogs and cats, particularly in the context of the urinary system. External manifestations of urinary system diseases often manifest as abnormal urination. However, the causes of urinary abnormalities are diverse, includin...Read more -
Benefits of a portable veterinary ultrasound system
Do you need a portable veterinary ultrasound machine to help your farm? First you need to know what the benefits of a veterinary ultrasound machine are. Portable veterinary ultrasound machines can be used in clinics and field practices without the need to invest in additional ultrasound eq...Read more -
Ultrasound imaging of the reproductive system in small animals
A 7.5 MHz probe is ideal for evaluating the ovaries and uterus in normal dogs, while a 10.0 MHz probe is used in cats. 5.0 MHz probes are useful for the diagnosis of mid- and late-stage pregnancies, uterine pus, and the detection of ovarian tumors. Padding blocks are useful for the exploration of...Read more
