Hallmarq Veterinary Imaging

The MIRA zero-helium small animal 1.5T MRI system is equipped with veterinary-focused protocols and sequences that enhance imaging speed. In the situation of this 14-year-old female spayed Pug experiencing seizures yet deemed generally healthy, MRI played a crucial role in the diagnostic process. Read more about her case here >> https://okt.to/YfI0M1

One of the most reliable ways to detect spinal disease in pets as a cause of weakness is through spinal MRI. Check out our blog post on why spinal MRI is crucial for tumour detection in small animals >> https://okt.to/hYAItG

Historically, a pre-purchase examination for horses primarily consisted of a thorough clinical assessment. In addition to standard radiographs, MRI is increasingly being utilised as part of the pre-purchase scenario. Guest author Maty Looijen, MSc MVetMed DipECVDI MRCVS, discusses the pros and cons of its use and the importance of decisions being made based on a clear understanding of the potential risks and benefits associated with imaging findings >> https://okt.to/b5TQn9

We are gathering some of the top specialists in Medicine, Surgery, Biomechanics, Radiology and more for a brand new program of our Stifle & Thigh Module to be held in Hawaii February 20-23. We know you'd LOVE to be there with us, but if you can't make it don't fret we will be live streaming everything with the exception of the hands on wet lab. Watch it LIVE or at your convenience after, but you must register before the event ends. https://lnkd.in/e2sBKmcu

Dr. Moeser, owner of Wisconsin Veterinary Neurology and Surgical Center tells us about why he chose to invest in our Small Animal MRI system and say YES to the next generation of zero helium MRI over on our YouTube channel >> https://okt.to/rP7ciL

Hallmarq has consistently led the field in veterinary diagnostics, as evidenced by the introduction of Vision CT; a new system that embodies our commitment to pushing the boundaries of equine diagnostic imaging further than ever. Find out how we're understanding the role of CT in equine health >> https://okt.to/WYqhkS

Adding 1.5T MRI to your veterinary practice elevates your options for care, but might seem daunting. The prospect of significant building works, securing funding, and how to staff and run the service should not be underestimated. But, at Hallmarq, we’ve developed unique products and commercial models to address the cost and complexity of installing MRIs into veterinary hospitals. We’ve been doing it for over two decades and have completed over 140 successful MRI installations worldwide. >> https://okt.to/2f3dY7

New year, new webinars! 🌐 We're back with Journal Club on Thursday February 13th @ 2 pm (ET) Next in the series... Comorbidities and prognostic factors associated with the long-term outcome of ischemic stroke in dogs with Cecilia-Gabriella Danciu Register your interest here >> https://okt.to/CTKayS

Remember this? Hard to believe that AAEP 2024 was just six weeks ago. To find out more, read our Guide to Standing Equine MRI: all you need to know available here >> https://okt.to/H50CzU

For veterinarians navigating the complexities of equine lameness – which poses a significant caseload in many practices – 3D CT scans have become a game-changer. Unlike traditional radiographs and ultrasounds that offer limited windows into the horse’s body, CT scans such as those captured with Vision CT, provide a three-dimensional, high-resolution map of the musculoskeletal system. And, this newfound clarity empowers vets to diagnose lameness with accuracy, leading to more effective treatment plans and improved outcomes for horses >> https://okt.to/SRavsj