The Voice of Your Colleague

Dr. Ozols, Veterinarian, Director of SensoVet Clinic, Riga, Latvia.

With over 15 years of expertise as a veterinary neurologist, Dr. Aleksandrs Ozols has improved his clinical practice thanks to Esaote Vet-MR Grande, the first one in Latvia.

What benefits does the O-scan Equine bring to your practice? Interview to Dr. Tom Stinner

Southern Equine Service is located in the heart of South Carolina horse country and offers a broad range of ambulatory and in-hospital services to serve the needs of a diverse equine clientele. Interview with Tom Stinner, DVM, Specializes in lameness, sports medicine, and diagnostic imaging.

Dr. Federica Rossi, an international renowned veterinary doctor, shares her insights and experiences with MyLab^™X90VET, the latest state-of-the-art veterinary ultrasound system from Esaote in her daily routine in Bologna, Italy, at Clinica Dell’Orologio.

Why is MRI technology so crucial for detecting specific pathologies?

“Seeing” the inside of a horse’s foot can be a struggle. Initially, we used radiographs (x-rays), but the images did not show enough soft tissue detail. We moved on to thermography which looks at the heat in the hoof but is not particularly useful otherwise. Using ultrasound through the hoof was an improvement but does not compare to the clarity provided by MRI.

Interview Dr. Beatrix Nanai -head of the Surgery/Neurology department at the Veterinary Emergency Referral Center, Pensacola (FL), USA.

Northwest Referrals in Wigan has upgraded its veterinary MRI scanner to an Esaote Vet Grande.