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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

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

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

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

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

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