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Co-ordination at the heart of equine diagnostics đź’™How do you ensure consistent MRI interpretation across two clinics loc...
04/10/2026

Co-ordination at the heart of equine diagnostics đź’™

How do you ensure consistent MRI interpretation across two clinics located 500 km apart?! At La Clinique du Cheval, the answer lies with one person: Javier Munoz, a passionate equine clinician who has built a strong bridge between advanced imaging and hands-on clinical practice.

Find out more about his story here >> https://okt.to/oTgCwG

In this case from The Liphook Equlne Hospital, the identification of superficial digital flexor tendinopathy within the ...
30/09/2026

In this case from The Liphook Equlne Hospital, the identification of superficial digital flexor tendinopathy within the carpal sheath was an unusual finding but was considered the primary contributor to the lameness. We find out out imaging with standing MRI made the difference to diagnosis.

The horse was reported to have recurrent left forelimb lameness, which showed partial improvement following intra-articular anaesthesia of the middle carpal joint and a lateral palmar nerve block.

The use of iNAV motion correction – together with AI applications such as PAICE – was important in this case. When combined, both help to reduce scan times and improve image quality when scanning the proximal limb and therefore supporting an accurate diagnosis.

28/09/2026

If you've been keeping an eye on the news, you might have noticed that there's been some talk about helium shortages. This is a big deal, especially for veterinary practices using high-field MRI systems. They rely on liquid helium to keep the magnets cool, and not having it can lead to unexpected costs and downtime. It’s important for practices to be aware of these challenges so they can plan better for the future!

The cooling mechanism keeps the Hallmarq helium free magnet at the temperature it needs to function. How that temperature is achieved does not affect field strength, signal quality or diagnostic capability.

Hallmarq’s 1.5T system delivers the same high-field image quality you’d expect from any 1.5T MRI, with the added advantage of veterinary specific coils and software designed around animal anatomy, not human anatomy. Our veterinary neurologists and radiologists consistently report image quality that matches or exceeds that of conventional high-field machines and our comprehensive case studies library supports their findings.

In early 2022, Veterinary Emergency + Referral Centre (VERC) became home to Hawaii’s first Hallmarq 1.5T small animal MR...
25/09/2026

In early 2022, Veterinary Emergency + Referral Centre (VERC) became home to Hawaii’s first Hallmarq 1.5T small animal MRI. It was a milestone for veterinary imaging in the islands! 🏝️

Find out more about their success here >> https://okt.to/5edp10

The future of veterinary MRI is here!Join our Chief Technical Advisor, Dr. Steve Roberts, at the 2026 ACVR Annual Scient...
24/09/2026

The future of veterinary MRI is here!

Join our Chief Technical Advisor, Dr. Steve Roberts, at the 2026 ACVR Annual Scientific Conference in New Orleans as he explores Emerging Veterinary MRI Technologies Designed to Reduce Scan Times and Image Artifacts.

📍 ACVR 2026 | New Orleans
đź“… October 14-17, 2026

If you're passionate about the future of veterinary imaging, this is a session you won't want to miss.

MRI is the imaging modality of choice for dermoid sinus, offering superior soft-tissue resolution for mapping sinus trac...
23/09/2026

MRI is the imaging modality of choice for dermoid sinus, offering superior soft-tissue resolution for mapping sinus tracts and assessing intracranial or intraspinal extension. In this case study, we take a look at a dermoid sinus in a young Rhodesian Ridgeback.

Thank you to Dr. Adam Moeser and team at Wisconsin Veterinary Neurology and Surgical Center for sharing this study with us đź’™

22/09/2026

Thinking about bringing MRI in-house?

For decision-makers, the question isn't whether MRI is clinically valuable. It's whether the return justifies the investment.

From retained referrals and downstream revenue to enhanced diagnostic capabilities, the business case may be stronger than you think.

Read our guide for veterinary decision-makers over on our blog >> https://okt.to/LBpeoQ

21/09/2026

When your horse goes lame, you want answers, and fast.

But diagnosing the cause of lameness isn’t always straightforward. The process often takes time and involves several steps before reaching a likely diagnosis and, ultimately, a treatment plan. Our step-by-step guide covers all you need to know about equine lameness diagnosis and what you can expect when looking to treat your lame horse.

Read the full guide on our website >> https://okt.to/LES1md

Safe to say our first   event at   went down a treat! Shall we make this a thing? Runnig and site seeing with our indust...
20/09/2026

Safe to say our first event at went down a treat! Shall we make this a thing? Runnig and site seeing with our industry peers, follow it up with a coffee?! We like the sound of this đź’™

We're at the 38th ESVN ECVN Symposium in Berlin discussing everything related to Small Animal MRI. If you're around, fee...
18/09/2026

We're at the 38th ESVN ECVN Symposium in Berlin discussing everything related to Small Animal MRI. If you're around, feel free to stop by and say hello to Maxime and Mick! đź‘‹

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