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Free educational resources for large animal and equine veterinarians. Written by practitioners, for practitioners.
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The most comprehensive free reference for equine reproductive imaging available. Covers follicle tracking, pregnancy diagnosis from day 11, CL identification, uterine pathology, and twin reduction protocols — all with annotated scan images.
Step-by-step imaging protocols for follicle tracking, pregnancy diagnosis, and uterine evaluation in mares. Covers day-by-day follicle development, CL identification, and early embryo detection from day 11.
Practical techniques for rectal palpation-assisted scanning in cattle from day 25 onward. Includes fetal aging charts, twin detection, and mummified fetus identification.
High-frequency linear probe technique for superficial digital flexor tendon, DDFT, and suspensory ligament evaluation. Includes cross-sectional area measurement and lesion grading.
Keep your equipment performing at spec. Cleaning protocols, storage best practices, and troubleshooting in dusty, wet, and extreme-temperature environments.
Watch a step-by-step walkthrough of rectal scanning technique in beef cattle. Covers probe placement, image optimization, and common pitfalls when working in a chute.
A practical video guide to daily follicle monitoring during the breeding season. Covers pre-ovulatory follicle identification, ovulation timing, and post-ovulation CL confirmation.
Reference guide to normal ultrasound anatomy in horses. Covers reproductive tract, musculoskeletal structures, thorax, and abdomen with annotated images.
Comprehensive reference for normal bovine ultrasound anatomy. Reproductive tract, rumen, reticulum, liver, and kidney with labeled cross-sections.
Imaging protocols and normal anatomy for goats and sheep. Covers transabdominal pregnancy diagnosis, fetal counting, and udder evaluation.
Answers to the most common questions about depth, gain, frequency selection, and image presets when scanning cattle, horses, and small ruminants in the field.
How to export images via USB and Wi-Fi, integrate with practice management software, and maintain DICOM-compliant records from field scans.
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