Esaote VET

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Esaote VET

Esaote VET is the veterinary division of Esaote Group, which is currently one of the world’s leading manufacturers of diagnostic imaging systems.

In the veterinary field, we have a global market share of more than 50%.

05/06/2026

In veterinary echocardiography, innovation matters most when it enhances the reliability of clinical decision-making.

In dogs, transmitral flow assessment in PW Doppler can be one of the most time-consuming parts of the exam, especially when E and A wave measurements need to be consistent, reproducible, and less affected by variability linked to manual observation.

AI-based automatic measurement can support this step by detecting E and A waves and calculating diastolic parameters in real time. Its role goes beyond speed: it helps standardize E/A ratio assessment, reduce inter-observer variability, and support a clearer interpretation of diastolic filling patterns.

This support does not replace the clinician’s eye. It enhances the workflow around it, allowing more focus on diagnostic reasoning and on turning Doppler data into meaningful clinical insight.

Discover more https://www.esaotevet.com/veterinary-ultrasound/vet-ultrasound-system/mylab-wolf/

04/06/2026

Advance your expertise in veterinary MRI and neurology.

Join us in Nantes from October 23–25 for the “Veterinary MRI Hands-On Training Course”, an intensive three-day program for small animals, organized by ESAVS in collaboration with Esaote.

Led by internationally recognized speaker, this course combines advanced theory with hands-on MRI training, all focused on real clinical applications:

- MRI-based assessment of neurological patients
- Clinical decision-making through real case discussions - MRI workflow and practical imaging protocols.

📍Centre Hospitalier Vétérinaire Nantes – Atlantia22, Rue René Viviani, 44200 Nantes, France

Discover the scientific program and join us in Nantes: https://www.esaotevet.com/veterinary-imaging-education/event/veterinary-mri-hands-on-training-course/

01/06/2026

Veterinary emergency and critical care is a field in which clinical expertise, speed of assessment, and access to reliable information must work together.

EVECC 2026 offers the opportunity to explore these dimensions through three days of scientific exchange, practical insights, and discussions among more than 1,000 veterinary professionals from over 50 countries.

By taking part in this key European gathering, we contribute to a shared conversation on how innovation in diagnostic imaging can support clinical decision-making in urgent and complex scenarios. From agile portable systems to advanced premium platforms, ultrasound is increasingly becoming part of a more responsive approach to emergency care, helping to bring diagnostic confidence closer to the patient, wherever it is needed most.

📆 June 4–6
📍 Edinburgh International Conference Centre
📌 Booth No. 25

Join us in Edinburgh to explore how ultrasound innovation, clinical expertise, and shared knowledge can support the continued progress of veterinary emergency and critical care.

22/05/2026

What potential benefits do you see in integrating Virtual Navigator into daily veterinary diagnostics?

According to Dr. Federica Rossi, DVM, SRV, Dipl. ECVDI, image fusion with Virtual Navigator is redefining clinical practice. By combining CT dataset with real-time ultrasound, clinicians can detect lesions, such as liver nodules, with greater accuracy and guide biopsies and fine-needle aspirations with high precision.

This integrated approach enhances diagnostic confidence and supports more informed clinical decisions, improving patient care.

Watch the full interview to explore how fusion technology is refining veterinary diagnostic protocols.

20/05/2026

Join the webinar “The O-scan Vet Revolution: real clinical cases transforming care at Atlantia Veterinary Hospital” for a case-focused session on the role of compact MRI in veterinary imaging.

Dr. François Lafuma, DVM, Dipl. ECVDI, will share his experience implementing O-scan Vet at Centre Hospitalier Vétérinaire Atlantia, where space and infrastructure had previously limited access to advanced imaging.

Through real clinical cases, the session will explore how dedicated veterinary protocols, high-resolution MRI, and streamlined workflows can support more confident diagnosis and informed case management.

📆Wednesday, May 27, 2026
🕐6:30 PM – 7:30 PM CEST

Register now!

👉https://register.gotowebinar.com/register/489500830859501403

18/05/2026

Meet the Expert | Case 3 – 2026 Edition

An ophthalmology and internal medicine case highlights the crucial role of diagnostic imaging in canine patients: monocytic ehrlichiosis leading to anterior uveitis and acute blindness.

Suzy, a 10-year-old male Shih Tzu, presented with phthisis bulbi in the right eye and hyphema with anterior uveitis in the left eye. Clinical examination revealed a negative menace response, dazzle reflex, and pupillary light reflex. Blood tests showed anemia and thrombocytopenia, pointing to a systemic condition requiring further diagnostic investigation through ocular ultrasound.

In this episode, Dr. Arnon Chumcomlue, of the Ophthalmology Clinic at Arnon Pet Hospital, Chiang Rai, discusses how B‑Mode ocular ultrasound supports the identification of intraocular lesions when ocular opacity precludes direct visualization, guiding diagnostic interpretation and clinical management in a complex canine patient.

👉Discover the full clinical case https://www.esaotevet.com/veterinary-imaging-education/meet-our-veterinary-experts/clinical-case/monocytic-ehrlichiosis/

15/05/2026

Unlock the secrets of avian and exotic animal diagnostics.

The Avian & Exotics Ultrasound Workshop will take place in Serdang, Selangor, under the guidance of Dr. Petra Schnitzer, Diplomate of the American College of Exotic Pet Medicine, MSc in Small Animal Ultrasound, recognized lecturer with extensive experience teaching at international courses and congresses worldwide.

Over two intensive days, a combination of focused lectures, real clinical cases, and hands-on sessions will explore ultrasound applications in avian and small mammal diagnostics.
What to expect:

- From cardiac health to advanced POCUS techniques
- Intensive practical lab to refine your scanning skills across diverse bird species
- Hands-on practice of key procedures, including biopsy sampling and fine-needle aspiration.

An exclusive opportunity to engage in high-level clinical training, enhance your ultrasound technique, and gain confidence in managing complex avian and exotic cases.

📍UVH, Universiti Putra Malaysia –
Faculty of Veterinary Medicine, Selangor
📆 July 24–25, 2026 | 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM

Seats are limited.
Discover more and register now to secure your place. https://www.esaotevet.com/veterinary-imaging-education/vet-educational-courses/

12/05/2026

Some experiences leave a lasting mark, not only for the knowledge shared, but for the people, ideas, and conversations they bring together.

The 4th edition of MRI & Ultrasound in Veterinary Medicine has come to a close in Sicily, after two days dedicated to advanced imaging, clinical exchange, and hands-on learning within the international veterinary community.

From MRI insights into complex neurological conditions to abdominal, vascular, interventional, and cardiac ultrasound, the programme brought together international experts and veterinary professionals to explore how innovation can support more informed diagnosis and better animal care.

Fostering moments like this means contributing to a culture of continuous education: creating space for dialogue, collaboration, and even a bit of fun.

A hearthful thank you to all the speakers and participants who made this edition so valuable.
The journey of learning continues.

07/05/2026

What advice would you give to clinics looking to enhance or expand their diagnostic imaging capabilities?

According to Dr. Dieter Malleczek, Veterinary Surgeon at Blue Oasis Veterinary Clinic in Dubai (UAE), expanding diagnostic imaging capabilities is a gradual clinical journey built on solid and reliable foundations.

In small animal practice, X-ray and ultrasound remain essential tools, providing the first level of insight needed to support many clinical decisions.

From there, progress comes through a continuous balance between technology and expertise: better equipment, dedicated training, and experience developed through daily practice.

This step-by-step approach enables clinics to evolve with confidence toward more advanced diagnostic modalities, such as MRI.

👉 Watch the full interview

06/05/2026

Veterinary medicine is defined by extraordinary clinical variety.

From companion animals to the complex anatomies of exotic species, every patient requires a level of precision that only solutions specifically designed for the veterinary environment can provide. When solutions are purpose-built, they enhance clinical decision-making, becoming a natural extension of the veterinarian’s expertise.

Modular interfaces, AI-powered tools, and rapid access to advanced modes contribute to strengthening diagnostic confidence, enabling clinicians to approach even the most complex examinations with greater clarity.

Our goal is to support outstanding care for every animal, regardless of species or size, because every life deserves uncompromising precision.

Discover more https://www.esaotevet.com/veterinary-ultrasound/vet-ultrasound-system/mylab-wolf/

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