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Equine hospital installs new MRI scanner - Horse & Hound

The Hallmarq MRI is a standing equine scanner. The device scans the lower legs of the standing horse (from the foot till the carpus or hock). MRI gives us a detailed image of the soft tissues and the bone of the horse. After localizing the source of the lameness by diagnostic analgesia (this can be done by your vet a home or by us) an MRI is performed of the affected area. The indications for MRI are lameness localized to the distal limb of the horse, but without significant radiographic and or

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MRI & NUCLEAR SCINTIGRAPHY | Moore Equine Veterinary Centre Ltd.

Feb 15, 2021

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New MRI scanner for Cambridge University - Horse & Hound

Feb 3, 2005

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ROBOT CT SCANN 🤩 ♾ Equine Care Group 🌟Equitom invested in a highly advanced ROBOTIC-CT scan, to acquire standing CT images of the horse : a revolution in medicine. ✅The robotic scanner is the first of it’s kind on the European continent. 👉🏻This very futuristic looking robot allows the veterinarians to acquire CT images of the standing horse. This avoiding a general anesthesia. In addition, this robot is extremely powerful and fast. 👉🏻The room where the robot was installed has also been set

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$🔹CT (Computer Tomography) 👉🏻A CT-scan provides a detailed image of the bone structures and an overview of the soft tissue of the lower part of the horse’s leg, stifle, elbow, head and neck. 👉🏻The examination of the lower part of the leg, knee, elbow and neck is done under general anesthesia, whereas a scan of the head can be done on a standing horse. 👉🏻Indications for a CT-scan of the head and neck are problems with teeth, sinuses, fractures of the jaw, scull and vertebra, osteoarthritis$

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🔹CT (Computer Tomography) 👉🏻A CT-scan provides a detailed image of the bone structures and an overview of the soft tissue of the lower part of the horse’s leg, stifle, elbow, head and neck. 👉🏻The examination of the lower part of the leg, knee, elbow and neck is done under general anesthesia, whereas a scan of the head can be done on a standing horse. 👉🏻Indications for a CT-scan of the head and neck are problems with teeth, sinuses, fractures of the jaw, scull and vertebra, osteoarthritis

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Understanding the Importance of MRI in Equestrian Health

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$Equitom on Instagram: "🔹CT (Computer Tomography) 👉🏻A CT-scan provides a detailed image of the bone structures and an overview of the soft tissue of the lower part of the horse’s leg, stifle, elbow, head and neck. 👉🏻The examination of the lower part of the leg, knee, elbow and neck is done under general anesthesia, whereas a scan of the head can be done on a standing horse. 👉🏻Indications for a CT-scan of the head and neck are problems with teeth, sinuses, fractures of the jaw, scull and ve$