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If you’re at the ACVR Conference in Virginia, make sure you don’t miss out on the artificial intelligence forum on October 30th organised by VET.CT’s Chief Veterinary Medical Officer Dr Matt Winter. Matt has put together a programme of fantastic speakers and will be moderating the proceedings. The day is sure to provide valuable insights into AI in veterinary medicine. #vetct #veterinary #artificialintelligence

We’re proud to have sponsored the online Equine Diagnostic Symposium. We hope everyone enjoyed the event which brought together leading equine experts and covered subjects including: ✔️ Diagnostic Imaging ✔️Orthopaedics ✔️Sports Medicine ✔️ Surgery #EquineVet #EquineDiagnosticImaging #EquineRadiology VetPD - Veterinary Professional Development Asto CT

Have you registered for TODAY’s free specialist webinar? The webinar is today at 7pm GMT and is hosted by VET.CT’s Neurology Specialist, Dr Elsa Beltran on ‘Top tips for assessing and managing a patient that is off its back legs.’ If you’re unable to attend live, don’t worry! All registrants will receive a recording of the webinar. Register for the FREE webinar here: https://hubs.ly/Q02VQ3Tw0

Do you know how and when you should be performing a CT reconstruction? Listen in to this webinar with radiology specialist, Dr Manuel Pinilla explaining: How and when to perform CT reconstructions for veterinary patients This webinar will be useful to anyone using a CT scanner, or as part of an introduction to CT image acquisition. Watch now: https://hubs.ly/Q02VPSFf0 #vetct #veterinary #veterinaryimaging #veterinaryCT

CT or not to CT? VET.CT explored factors around CT use in practice and barriers to recommending this modality for patients. Key themes were: 💡 Training - A need for training in case selection and image acquisition 💡 Interpretation - Awareness of teleradiology services to support with interpretation 💡 Utility - Most recognised the diagnostic value of CT 💡 Scanner access - nearly half of clinicians did not have access to a scanner VET.CT is working hard to improve access to optimal diagnostics for clinics and their patients. Get in touch to find out about our free resources and teleradiology service to support you with imaging expertise. Read more: https://hubs.ly/Q02VQ2R50 #vetct #veterinary #veterinaryimaging #veterinaryCT

Have you registered for our free specialist webinar? The webinar is on the 28th October at 7pm GMT and is hosted by VET.CT’s Neurology Specialist, Dr Elsa Beltran on ‘Top tips for assessing and managing a patient that is off its back legs. Register for the FREE webinar here: https://hubs.ly/Q02VPQz-0"

Veterinary colleagues are invited to contribute to this survey about feedback in veterinary practice: "The impact of the emotional competencies of veterinary professionals on team dynamics and retention." This forms part of a PhD project designed by researchers from the University of Adelaide and Murdoch University. The team hope to discover links with how feedback is given and received and how this impacts retention in practice. The survey can be accessed via the link: https://hubs.ly/Q02VPRkD0 Murdoch University University of Adelaide Olivia (Liv) Oginska

Back by popular demand! After a successful first series, we're pleased to announce that our specialist webinar series is back. With topics including localising of lameness in cats and dogs to managing Cushings, join us as we delve into pragmatic approaches to tricky cases. Our first webinar is on the 28th October at 7pm GMT and is hosted by VET.CT’s Neurology Specialist, Dr Elsa Beltran on ‘Top tips for assessing and managing a patient that is off its back legs.’ Register for the FREE webinar here: https://hubs.ly/Q02VG6Js0

We’re excited to share the fourth part of our series exploring the considerations, indications and limitations of veterinary CT scanning for different body areas. In the fourth part of our series of video guides on veterinary CT scanning, VET.CT Radiologist Jonny Hughes explores key considerations for the abdomen. The video covers pre-CT scan considerations, CT vs x-ray and possible limitations of CT scans for the abdomen. Watch here: https://hubs.ly/Q02VCMVZ0

Join Katie and the rest of the VET.CT team at the ACVR Conference in a couple of weeks. Meet us at booth 122 for a confidential chat or to find out more about VET.CT. American College of Veterinary Radiology (ACVR) Katie Booth #acvr