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State-of-the-art excellence
Universities and research centers are always on the lookout for ways to meet the ever-evolving demands for progress. Studying veterinary medicine means being able to rely on advanced, comprehensive biomedical equipment with multidisciplinary capabilities.
There is also an ongoing need for training: top professionals often move into the private sector, which means that the pool of available trainers is reduced.
Tailored support for innovation
Our comprehensive, multidisciplinary and technologically advanced diagnostic imaging systems are designed specifically to meet the needs of universities and research centers. The high level of accuracy of these diagnostic imaging systems allows for a reduction in the number of necessary visits, which benefits individuals and their pets who require such services but may not have convenient access to universities or research centers.
We also offer flexible and tailored training programs, thus significantly contributing to meeting the training and refresher training needs of personnel working with diagnostic systems.
Last but not least, we are committed to being a partner for growth and innovation by providing consulting services on clinical methodology in collaboration with leading experts in the field, helping universities and research centers to enhance their skills and explore new avenues.
Small animals
Equine
Clinics 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.
Let’s shape the future of veterinary medicine together
As part of a large community, we believe that care can only be provided effectively by combining our ideas and skills. It is for this reason that we are firm believers in communication, and we welcome the opportunity to establish relationships with technology partners and with those who, like us, care about the future of veterinary medicine.
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.
