Diagnostic Veterinary Ultrasound

Ultrasonography has become an essential tool in veterinary medicine, widely used for the diagnosis of diseases in animals. Today, it is considered a standard and highly reliable method in both routine clinical examinations and emergency care.

Thanks to rapid advancements in ultrasound technology, veterinarians can now detect conditions that were previously difficult or impossible to diagnose—ranging from internal organ abnormalities to musculoskeletal issues and even cancerous tumours.

Key Applications of Veterinary Ultrasound:

• Point-of-Care Ultrasound (POCUS)
• Abdominal Scanning
• Thoracic Examinations
• Echocardiography
• Liver and Pancreatic Assessment
• Gastrointestinal Tract Evaluation

Since the 1960s, veterinary professionals have been using ultrasound to better understand internal conditions in animals. While early systems offered only limited, passive imaging, the technology has evolved tremendously. By the 1990s, portable ultrasound machines began offering real-time imaging, improved resolution, and advanced features like Doppler and measurement tools—enabling more accurate diagnostics and treatment planning.

What Is Veterinary Ultrasonography?

Veterinary ultrasonography uses high-frequency sound waves to produce diagnostic images of an animal’s internal organs and structures. It is non-invasive, painless, and highly effective. Common use cases include:

• Monitoring pregnancy in animals
• Assessing trauma cases (e.g., after road accidents)
• Investigating neurological conditions
• Supporting research in animal anatomy and physiology

Recommended Solution: Vsono-VET by Vendra Medical

For veterinarians seeking a reliable, portable, and efficient imaging tool, the Vsono-VET Portable Ultrasound Scanner is an ideal choice.

Key Features:

• Frequency Range: 2–10 MHz, ideal for both large and small animals
• Probes: Compatible with convex and rectal/linear heads for a wide range of applications
• Portability: Lightweight, wireless, and easy to carry for field or clinic use
• Compatibility: Works seamlessly with smartphones, tablets, and PCs (iOS, Android, Windows)
• Image Quality: High-resolution imaging with 256 grayscale and 12f/s frame rate
• Battery Life: Built-in rechargeable battery with up to 3 hours of continuous scanning

Whether you’re conducting an abdominal scan, checking blood flow, or evaluating joint health, Vsono-VET delivers high-quality imaging with clinical precision.