Hallmarq Veterinary Imaging

We're so glad we said yes to sponsoring Altano Academy's Sports Medicine and Rehabilitation Days at Sporthorse Medical Diagnostic Centre in Heesch, Netherlands, this week. Carina's there until tomorrow so drop by for the latest news and updates on Vision CT and Standing Equine MRI if you're around.

Ask and you shall receive! 👇 We've put together the ultimate guide to Standing Equine MRI: Everything you need to know in one place, check out out here >> https://hubs.li/Q02NM-mr0

Coffin bone fracture and mild DDFT lesion case study 🗒️ This case study is kindly provided by Elders Equine Hospital, Manitoba. The case details a 12-year-old Quarter Horse gelding, imaged with Hallmarq’s Standing Equine MRI and Vision CT. With combination scanning using both modalities, a coffin bone fracture/fissure (type 2 fracture) and mild DDFT lesion in the medial lobe in the mid-pastern to about the top of the navicular bone margin was diagnosed. https://hubs.ly/Q02TDsty0

In a constant cycle of lameness, when is Standing Equine MRI useful? 🤔 We've put together this short guide on how to use our MRI to its best diagnostic capabilities >> https://hubs.li/Q02Th32c0

MRI is a powerful diagnostic tool that can provide detailed images of a dog’s internal structures, making it invaluable in investigating cases of neck pain. When a dog presents with neck pain, it is crucial to accurately diagnose the underlying cause to ensure effective treatment. Our very own Dr. Simon Platt, helps shed some light on this condition and how MRI can help aid diagnosis >> https://hubs.li/Q02Tt15K0

People often wonder what a Standing Equine MRI exam feels like for a horse. In this brief video, we take you through the simple, stress-free process of a Standing Equine MRI exam for our equine friends—it's truly as easy as a stroll in the park! >> https://hubs.li/Q02Th32s0

Guide to Small Animal MRI: All You Need to Know 📖 MRI is a non-invasive imaging technique that allows vets to get a detailed and comprehensive view of their pet’s internal structures. Dog MRI, as well as MRI for cats and other small animals, can be performed to help diagnose various conditions. This advanced technology uses powerful magnets and radio waves to create exact images without the need for surgery or exposure to harmful radiation and is an incredibly safe clinical modality. https://hubs.li/Q02Tt1jY0

Blindness in dogs and cats can be distressing for the pet and its owner. Determining the cause of vision loss can be complex, as it can arise from various issues affecting the eye, optic nerve, or brain. Dr Simon Platt dives deeper into how Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) has become a valuable diagnostic tool for veterinarians in investigating and understanding the underlying causes of blindness >> https://hubs.li/Q02Ts_z_0

MRI has for long been the imaging method of choice in human medicine, making it the gold standard for diagnosing pathology, but how does it work for Horses? Check out this video explaining how Standing Equine MRI works >> https://hubs.li/Q02Th2Zt0

Have you met our guy Gabe yet? 😍 Join us for an inside look at Gabe's experience having a Hallmarq Standing Equine MRI Scan! 🐴 Learn how the standing MRI provides crucial insights without the need for anaesthesia, and why it's such a game-changer for diagnosing equine injuries. If your horse is dealing with lameness or unexplained issues, this video could offer valuable insights into how an MRI might help. https://hubs.ly/Q02Tgwzb0