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Award winning paper uses equine standing MRI for diagnostic imaging above the foot

At Europe’s largest Equine Veterinary Conference – the British Equine Veterinary Association (BEVA) Congress held in September – Carolyne Tranquille of the Animal Health Trust was presented with the Sam Hignett Award for the best clinical research presentation. The paper was the result of case reviews of pain in the proximal metacarpal area in horses and used standing MRI to identify the lesions that were present. It confirmed how standing MRI is being used to produce diagnostic images above the foot, at the level of the knee. Hallmarq Veterinary Imaging launched its standing

World first in veterinary MRI to benefit large breed dogs

Hallmarq Veterinary Imaging is continuing to demonstrate that its reputation for innovation is well deserved as it puts into production a new one meter long v-shaped spine coil with different arrays that can be switched off and on. This unique design, which is a World first, allows the whole spine of a large breed dog to be scanned in one sweep without moving the patient. Previously, in order to image the whole spine the patient had to be repositioned, which can be difficult, potentially risky and time consuming, especially when handling large, heavy patients.  The coil

Brock Veterinary Clinic Offers Standing MRI Services to Horse Owners in Southwest

West Texas practice adds new Hallmarq Standing MRI to Improve Equine CareWhen you’re seeing more than 11,000 equine patients a year and the nearest MRI unit is a six- to seven-hour drive from your practice to a location in another state, it was time to do something. In this case, necessity and the desire to improve the quality of patient care were the   driving forces behind Dr. Bo Brock’s decision to install a standing MRI unit at Brock Veterinary Clinic in Lamesa, Texas. “We see a lot of lameness and lower-leg issues in the horses that come to us,” says Dr. Brock, owner of the rural

MRI CPD for Global Veterinary Audience

A free global webinar on MRI physics takes place on 27thJuly, courtesy of Hallmarq Veterinary Imaging. The webinar will be hosted by speaker Dr Steve Roberts PhD. Steve is Technical Director at Hallmarq and has over 25 years’ experience developing MRI systems. He has worked on both high and low field MRI systems, including obtaining the world’s first 4.7T human head images, so brings unrivalled expertise to the topic. Delegates can register to watch the live event at http://veteducation.com.au/webinars/an-introduction-to-mri-physics/ (or http://bit.ly/29MutNf) and a recording

Hallmarq signs agreement with VCA, North America’s biggest veterinary hospital network

VCA animal hospitals (VCA), North America’s largest network of over 600 small animal veterinary hospitals, has signed an agreement with Hallmarq Veterinary Imaging for the supply of their high field PetVet 1.5 T Companion Animal MRI. The agreement follows a comprehensive review of the technical capabilities of PetVet and the support provided by Hallmarq. VCA has 83 specialist clinics and over 400 board certified specialists that are likely to require in-house MRI. Jos Belgrave, CEO of Hallmarq Veterinary Imaging said that this was an agreement that both parties have been working towards

Top new specialists and MRI scanner for South West based veterinary referral centre

It’s an exciting start to the year for Cave Veterinary Specialists, the established veterinary referral centre based near Taunton, Somerset, with a significantly extended Neurology and Neurosurgery service already up and running.  The enhanced department has recently attracted three new, respected, international specialists in the field – Salih Eminaga (DVM GPCert (SAS) DipECVN MRCVS and European Veterinary Specialist in Neurology);  Philip Strom (DVM, DACVR, MRCVS, American Specialist in Diagnostic Imaging) and Fernando Liste-Burillo (DVM, MSc, PhD) - Diagnostic Imager.  Along

Top US Veterinary Hospital chooses Hallmarq MRI for expansion of neurosurgery capability

Hallmarq Veterinary Imaging, manufacturer of the only high field MRI specifically developed for companion animals, has announced that the AAHA Accredited Referral Hospital of the Year 2015, Coral Springs Animal Hospital in Florida, is to install a 1.5T PetVet MRI.  This leading edge hospital is becoming known for its expertise in neurosurgery and rehabilitation and being able to offer high quality diagnostic imaging will be a key element in the future development of these services. The Coral Springs Animal Hospital has just added a residency trained, board qualified neurologist

Toshiba and Hallmarq partner to bring top quality CT scanning to UK Vets

Hallmarq Veterinary Imaging and Toshiba Medical Systems UK Ltd. have announced a partnership agreement to collaborate in the provision of CT scanning to UK vets. An increasing number of veterinary practices are considering installing CT scanners but want support that reflects an insight into veterinary patients and protocols, as well as high quality diagnostic imaging – a service that together, Hallmarq and Toshiba are well placed to deliver. Toshiba Medical Systems have already installed several CT scanners in leading UK veterinary referral centres. With the rapid growth

HRH The Princess Royal presents two Queen's Awards to Hallmarq Veterinary Imaging.

With her well-known interest in horses Her Royal Highness The Princess Royal was a most welcome guest at the presentation of the Queen's Awards for Enterprise to Hallmarq Veterinary Imaging on 22nd September.Hallmarq Veterinary Imaging Ltd is one of only two companies this year to be awarded the Queen’s Award for Enterprise in two categories.  The innovation award recognises the equine standing MRI (EQ2) developed by Hallmarq, which has completely changed how vets approach the diagnosis of lameness in horses.  The international trade award reflects the company’s global success,

Human element is important for vets using high-tech products, says Hallmarq

We’ve all experienced the frustration that comes from glitches in a system, transferring old data to a new model, or simply getting high tech to work in the way that we want it to. As the level of technology increases in veterinary practice, it’s becoming an increasing concern. When lives are at stake, professionals can’t afford to be let down by technology. But many practices are not putting enough emphasis on the support available when making buying decisions about new high tech purchases, say experts at Hallmarq Veterinary Imaging. “To get the best images, you need the best

Vet-specific MRI set to reach more clinics around the world

Hallmarq Veterinary Imaging, the company that recently won two Queen’s Awards for Enterprise in innovation and international trade is set to expand with a new office in Australia.  Adding to an impressive team of veterinarians, engineers, physicists and science graduates, Haifeng Liu has joined the company as an MRI Applications Specialist to support veterinary hospitals throughout Asia Pacific and will play a key role in setting up the Australian office in Sydney. PetVet, a 1.5 Tesla MRI system, is the most recent product from the Hallmarq stable and is a vet-specific MRI for

Business case for veterinary MRI considered in new video show

Vet, former practice owner and co-founder of VPI, the first corporate consolidator of practices in the UK, John Sheridan, will consider the business case for veterinary MRI in his business show on 4th September. Each week at www.veterinarybusiness.org there is a new video presentation from John on an aspect of practice management. John commented, “Technology is increasingly important and making the right decision about what to invest in and when, is critical. Any significant investment needs to be considered in terms of what kind of return practices can hope to generate, as

Circle Oak Equine Opens Surgery and Advanced Imaging Center

Specialty Veterinary Center Adds Hallmarq Standing MRI to Clinic OfferingsCircle Oak Equine, a specialty veterinary center that focuses on equine sports medicine, lameness and rehabilitation, has opened a new state-of-the-art surgery and imaging center. The center — which includes Hallmarq Veterinary Imaging’s standing equine MRI — will offer fully integrated, specialized sports medicine services. Located in Petaluma, Calif., Circle Oak Equine serves California, Nevada and Southern Oregon. The center is an equine sports medicine and rehabilitation facility, offering a wide variety of

Equine Standing MRI Now Operating Opposite Belmont Park

Cornell Ruffian Equine Specialties use state-of-the-art imaging system to help assess lamenessCornell Ruffian Equine Specialists have a new way to image the equine lower limb thanks to their new standing MRI (sMRI) system. The system, which was installed in June, allows veterinarians to use MRI to accurately diagnose lameness without the time, expense or risk of general anesthesia that is required with traditional MRI because the horse stands under light sedation for the procedure. “We are very proud to have Cornell Ruffian Equine Specialists as one of our newest sites,” says Dan Brown,

Hallmarq signs contract for first PetVet MRI system in the U.S

The Las Vegas Veterinary Specialty Center adopts new technology with plan to install a PetVet MRI system.Hallmarq Veterinary Imaging  announces a signed contract with the Las Vegas Veterinary Specialty Center (LVVSC) for the installation of a PetVet 1.5T veterinary MRI machine. The new MRI system will be the first of its kind in North America and is scheduled for delivery and installation in summer of this year. In response to the needs of veterinary practices around the world, Hallmarq Veterinary Imaging developed the high-field (1.5 Tesla) MRI system

New website keeps vets informed about value of MRI diagnostics

Winner of two Queen’s Awards for Enterprise, Hallmarq MRI, has recently launched a new website www.hallmarq.net providing vets with everything they need to know about standing equine and companion animal MRI. By designing and manufacturing MRI specifically for veterinary patients, Hallmarq has been able to reduce the barriers to MRI as a feasible option for veterinary practices. The new website busts the myths about use of MRI in a veterinary context, especially around areas such as costs and practicality. While the new site is primarily going to be of interest to specialists, diploma

Ultimate award goes to Hallmarq Veterinary MRI – receives Queen’s Award for Enterprise in TWO categories

Hallmarq Veterinary MRI has received two of the UK’s most prestigious awards for outstanding and sustained business achievement. The company is one of only two companies this year to be awarded two accolades with the Queen’s Award for Enterprise– namely in international trade and innovation. The awards are the highest honours that can be bestowed upon a UK company and the winners are decided upon by Her Majesty the Queen and presented at a reception at Buckingham Palace. The innovation award goes to the equine standing MRI (EQ2) developed by Hallmarq. The EQ2 is a world first and

Hallmarq Veterinary Imaging Reaches New Milestone with 50,000 scans

Use of Standing Equine MRI Machine Continues to Grow Guildford, UK. (Dec 11, 2014) –Hallmarq Veterinary Imaging continues to see success with its standing equine MRI scanner, as MRI is now considered a best practice for diagnosing lameness in the equine foot and lower limb. Hallmarq’s innovation has revolutionized veterinary care for horses. It is an easy, reliable diagnostic tool that provides vets with the information they need.  In the last year alone, the company has recorded almost 10,000 standing MRI scans helping quickly achieve their current 50,000 scan total. Since the

Hallmarq champions ear protection for canine MRI

Hallmarq Veterinary Imaging  – companion animal MRI manufacturer – is reminding vets that ear plugs should be used for veterinary patients after new research has suggested this is best practice when using MRI. Hallmarq’s PetVet  MRI scanner is the only veterinary specific MRI designed for small animals. It’s widely recognised that magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) produces a high level of acoustic noise with ear plugs routinely advocated for humans undergoing an MRI scan.1Hallmarq Veterinary Imaging 

Hallmarq Standing Equine MRI Machine Reduces Risk to Horses

Company’s patented standing equine MRI machine eliminates need for general anesthesiaACTON, Mass. (May 29, 2013) – Obtaining a diagnosis in a lame horse today is lesscomplicated than ever before, thanks to the technologically advanced standing equine MRIsystem from Hallmarq Veterinary Imaging. The system allows horses to stand for scans of thefoot and lower leg instead of undergoing general anesthesia for the same scans. The horse is simply walked into the machine. Because the Hallmarq standing equine MRI systemeliminates the need for general anesthesia, which can lead to death

Standing MRI Machines Becoming More Widely Used by Veterinarians

Hallmarq Veterinary Imaging Company Reaches 10,000 Standing Equine MRI ScansACTON, Mass. (July 31, 2013) – Standing equine MRI is becoming the new norm in helpingequine veterinarians diagnose lameness problems, as more horses are being referred to standingMRI machines. Hallmarq Veterinary Imaging notes that more than 10,000 scans have beencompleted within their standing equine MRI machines in North America alone -- signaling a newtrend in diagnostics. The milestone illustrates a shift in how veterinarians are managing lameness care. The Hallmarqstanding equine MRI system allows

Hallmarq Installs Standing Equine MRI System at Equine Performax Veterinary and Rehabilitation Therapy Services located at The Jaeckle Centre

Equine Rehabilitation Facility to Utilize MRIs in Therapy ProgressionACTON, Mass. (July 1, 2014) – For years, veterinarians have used MRIs to aid in diagnostics,but the veterinarians at Equine Performax located at The Jaeckle Centre in Thompsons Station,Tennessee, are taking it a step further. With the recent installation of Hallmarq VeterinaryImaging’s standing equine MRI system, the veterinary team at Equine Performax is hoping toutilize MRIs in therapy progression. Located 30 minutes south of Nashville, Equine Performax is a veterinary, rehabilitation andtherapeutic facility

Hallmarq Conducts 40,000th Standing MRI Scan

French Showjumper Helps Veterinary Imaging Company Reach MilestonesACTON, Mass. (December 9, 2013) - Hallmarq Veterinary Imaging continues to see successwith its Standing Equine MRI machine as the company recently recorded its 40,000th scan. Therecord-breaking scan helps demonstrate that more and more veterinarians are using Hallmarq’sStanding Equine MRI machine as a diagnostic tool for managing lameness in horses. Selle Francais gelding R., an eight-year-old showjumper was scanned as part of a re-examinationat the Clinique Equine de Livet in the French commune of Saint-Michel-de-

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