Discover the story of Pandora
Compared to conventional radiography, CT delivers higher sensitivity and efficiency in the visualization of soft tissues with the ability to determine the origin, extensions, conformations and involvement of the tumor as well as metastases. This may lead to an optimal therapeutic planning and a positive clinical outcome, bringing greater benefits to the patient. In the case of Pandora, the treatment plan was changed from palliative to surgical based upon the CT findings, resulting in an improved quality of life and a greater life expectancy. Discover how in the animation.
Veterinary institutions experience variety of challenges
You can’t choose your patients
From tiny rodents to large horses, each animal requires unique adjustments for accurate imaging. This variability demands flexibility and expertise to ensure high-quality scans across all sizes.
Varying skill levels among veterinary staff
With team members ranging from experienced veterinarians to newly graduated technicians, ensuring consistent quality in patient care and procedures becomes crucial.
Navigating the cost pressure
Acquiring new systems, services, or educational programs in veterinary practice often comes with significant cost pressures and the need to balance the need for cutting-edge technology and comprehensive staff training against budget constraints.
