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Inevitably, minor injuries occur with horses and may lead to more
permanent damage if they are ignored or not identified and treated
appropriately. Unfortunately for the horse, some injuries can go
undiagnosed or are dificult to identify with current methods of
examination. |
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With the advances in modern computer technology, Veterinarians
and their patients now have economically viable access to a diagnostic
modality known as - Digital Infrared Thermal Imaging (DITI) |
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Meditherm USA introduces the "vet2000". The design of
the vet2000 is based totally on clinical requirements. It is the
only DITI system specifically designed for veterinary applications. |
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Why choose the Meditherm vet2000 scanning system over an uncooled
Focal Plane array (FPA) camera? The Meditherm vet2000 has a 5 year
history of successful performance with a proven reliability record
in many countries throughout the world. |
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Veterinary DITI is a non invasive diagnostic technique that allows
the examiner to visualize and quantify changes in skin surface temperature.
An infrared scanning device is used to convert infrared radiation
emitted from the skin surface into electrical impulses that are
visualized in color on a monitor. |
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Meditherm has developed a PC based software package for thermogram
analysis. |
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Reporting is a key feature of the vet2000 system. Clients want
to be able to see where the problem is or how my horse is standing
up to the work load. |
