Common uses of Ultrasound

*Visualize kidneys and capable of ultrasound guided biopsy 
*Lungs for pneumonia diagnosis and treatment 
*GI for colics - small intestinal distension, large colon wall thickness, peritoneal fluid, diagnosis of abcesses and tumors 
*Foals - GI disease, umbilical structures (diagnose umbilical infections), ruptured bladder 
*Liver - ultrasound guided biopsy 
*Assist with lameness diagnosis, including the extent of tendon and ligament damage 
Eyes 
*Monitor the mare's reproductive tract and optimize the time for breeding 
*The genital tract in stallions 
*Early detection of pregnancy 
*Early detection of problem pregnancies, including fetal abnormalities 
*Cardiovascular 
*Ultrasound can be used to image the heart, lungs, kidneys, liver, spleen, and intestines, even during colic episodes.
An ultrasound of a mare's reproductive organs can show an embryo at just 12 to 14 days. In contrast, rectal palpation usually cannot detect pregnancy until 30 to 35 days. By day 25, ultrasound can reveal a heartbeat to verify the presence of a viable fetus.

Equine ultrasound diagnosis requires highly specialized solutions. It is important to understand what you will be using your system for and the capabilities of the solution prior to making a purchase.

*Equine Reproduction

*Tendon imaging requires high resolution, near field scanning along with precise and easy to use measurement tools. 

*Abdominal and cardiac imaging requires significant ultrasound penetration to Depths up to 35cm or more. 

*Cardiac imaging In addition to requiring excellent Depth, it requires excellent resolution along with advanced imaging features likeColor Doppler and deep penetration  phased array transducers.

*All Equine Application

*Breeding

BW560V, BW570V, BW520V, BW540V etc are a good choice for this application. Please contact our salesman if any questions you have, and we'll recommend you a right product with right probes according to your actual application and budget.