Thank you to everyone who attended our CE event Intro to DICOM & Digital Image Transfer! We really enjoyed having you here, and we hope that you came away from the seminar with a better knowledge of DICOM systems and how they can improve your workflow. If you have any lingering questions, please [...]
(...Read More)January 11, 2012 DICOM CE Seminar Presentation
Tuesday, January 24th, 20123-D CT & MRI Videos
Tuesday, January 10th, 2012CT 3-D Reconstruction Using a 16-slice helical scanner, we conducted a CT study on a Doberman for lipoma surgery. These videos are of the 3-D reconstruction. Notice the total scan time! MRI 3-D Reconstruction The following MRI fistula study shows the entire depth of the draining tract above the right [...]
(...Read More)Real-Time Ultrasound is the Wave of the Future
Tuesday, December 20th, 2011Real-Time Ultrasound is the Wave of the Future There will soon be three options for veterinary ultrasound imaging: 1) refer the case out to a radiologist or cardiologist, 2) have the radiologist or cardiologist come to your clinic for the ultrasound, and 3) have a sonographer perform the study while a radiologist [...]
(...Read More)Meet Our Staff Veterinarian: René Garcia, DVM
Friday, December 16th, 2011René Garcia, DVM Staff Veterinarian/ Imaging Intern Dr. René Garcia joined our practice earlier this year as our staff veterinarian and imaging intern, making him in charge of all of our I-131 therapy feline patients. He is the doctor veterinarians and owners discuss cases with, and he helps to oversee all of [...]
(...Read More)Computers Fail: Preparing your practice for the inevitable
Monday, December 12th, 2011Imagine your practice trying to operate without your practice-management software or without your radiograph machine. My intent is not to cause a scare, but rather to make you aware and stress that computers are mechanical devices that will fail. The question is: Can your business risk an outage that could potentially last [...]
(...Read More)New Approaches to Radiograph Interpretation
Monday, November 14th, 2011For years, radiograph interpretation has been taught the same way. Read the films in to out. Be consistent. Find the abnormalities. Write down the list. There, you have your radiology report. But honestly what do you have? A list. And what good is a list? A list needs to be in the context of [...]
(...Read More)Vetology is coming soon!
Tuesday, November 1st, 2011We’re very excited to soon launch the freshest teleradiology platform out there. It is a modern solution to many of the workflow issues that radiologists and veterinarians have experienced over the years. Be on the lookout for our upcoming launch party and demo. If you’re not on our mailing list to receive [...]
(...Read More)Absolutely Fabulous: Marina Ivančić, DVM, DACVR
Wednesday, September 28th, 2011Marina Ivančić, DVM, DACVR We recently added a fourth radiologist to our practice – Dr. Marina Ivančić [pronounced eh-von-cheech]. She is now working at our hospital a few days a week and is also the friendly face of our Saturday Mobile Ultrasound appointments! Dr. Ivančić recently sat down to answer some questions to [...]
(...Read More)Six Things Specialists Should Know About Your Patient
Tuesday, September 27th, 2011Six Things Specialists Should Know About Your Patient When it comes to referring a case to a specialist, conveying the reason for their visit and the right information can be tricky. After all, regular veterinarians are most familiar with the pet—especially geriatric patients that have been coming to them for many years—and [...]
(...Read More)NIH Prostate Study Results
Friday, September 23rd, 2011Dear Colleagues, With the close of the NIH fully funded prostatic carcinoma study this month, I want to thank everyone for making it such a huge success. Both animals and humans stand to benefit from this collaborative project, as many canine and human diseases show similar characteristics. Prostate carcinoma is one such [...]
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