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VETERINARIANS
Balancing administrative management and technical aspects is often a challenge for independent veterinarians and small veterinary practices. The only way to avoid having to refer too many pet owners to larger facilities is to provide a comprehensive and excellent service.
36% clients unable to pay their bills
13% getting new clients
53% too much work
Support tailored to the needs of veterinarians
There is no doubt that staying up to date with the latest advances in the field is crucial for providing high-quality veterinary services. Esaote therefore provides freelance veterinarians and small practice owners with a dedicated training program and continuous support to help them choose the best solutions and technologies in the veterinary field. They should never be left alone in any phase of their work.
Streamlining workflows and delivering excellent performance
In the practice of veterinary medicine, time is also a critical factor. A slow workflow can result in fewer services being delivered, while the need to split time between in-office visits and home visits can further undermine business efficiency.
Our systems are extremely easy to use, which helps save time. In particular, portable ultrasound systems make it easier for veterinarians to do their job in the field, helping to further streamline their workflow.
In addition, Esaote offers training packages and offline reporting solutions to help veterinarians maximize the potential of our equipment.
Small animals
Equine
Private practitioners solutions
Orthopedic MRI in small animals
MRI is increasingly becoming a standard method for imaging joints in companion animals, standing alongside other conventional imaging modalities in musculoskeletal assessments.
Neuroimaging MRI in small animals
MRI has established itself as the preeminent imaging modality in veterinary neurology and neurovascular diagnostics, rendering it indispensable for the precise examination of the nervous system in companion animals.
Orthopedic MRI in equine
MRI stands as the gold standard for detecting lameness in horses. It plays a pivotal role in the accurate diagnosis of lesions, distinguishing between joint conditions and tendon/ligament issues.
Neuroimaging MRI in equine
The equine head is an anatomically complex area, therefore advanced tomographic imaging techniques, such as computed tomography or MRI, are often required for diagnosis and treatment planning.
Meet us
It is through veterinary events, workshops, hands-on sessions, and congresses that we can enrich our skills, refine our practices, and offer our animal friends the most advanced and compassionate care possible.
Meet the expert
Your continuous learning and education in advancing veterinary ultrasonography is our aim. The periodic review of special clinical cases dedicated to dog, cat and equine provides a valuable opportunity for veterinarians to learn from real-world scenarios and gain insights into best practices. By sharing knowledge and experiences, we foster continuous learning and improvement within the veterinary community.
Voice of your VET colleague
Read and hear more about how MRI and ultrasound has changed the clinical practice of our users, and now it is impacting clinical care. Video and interviews from your VET colleagues, owners and practitioners in veterinary clinics and practices from all over the world, who already use our MRI and ultrasound systems.
Need help or support?
Do you need help choosing a product, do you want to request a maintenance service or contact the sales network? Our team is at your disposal for any type of support.
