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%.

06/02/2026

🎓 The 4th Edition of MRI & Ultrasound in Veterinary Medicine is just around the corner, taking place from May 8–9, 2026 in Sicily.

This year, our MRI sessions feature some of the most influential experts in veterinary neurology and diagnostic imaging: Dr. Massimo Baroni, Dr. Cristian Falzone, Dr. Francois Lafuma, Dr. Martin Konar, and Dr. Małgorzata Brück.

Following their sessions, you’ll gain actionable insights and advanced knowledge to apply directly in your practice. From complex neurodiagnostics and neurosurgery to cutting-edge MRI techniques, these experts bring experience from top referral centers and international research, helping you enhance your diagnostic skills and clinical confidence.

Stay tuned to discover also our ultrasound experts, and don’t miss the chance to register now to secure your place at this premier veterinary imaging event. 👉 https://www.esaotevet.com/veterinary-imaging-education/event/4th-edition-of-mri-ultrasound-in-veterinary-medicine/

03/02/2026

🐎 When dealing with lameness related to the digital flexor tendon sheath, how confident can we really be in our clinical decisions?

Dr. Martin Waselau, DVM, MS, DACVS, Dipl. ECVS, EBVS, explains why this anatomical region remains one of the most challenging to assess in equine practice.

The digital flexor tendon sheath is a highly complex structure, involving not only soft tissues but also bone compartments, tendons and ligaments. Traditional imaging techniques often struggle to fully localize the pathology, leaving clinicians with inconclusive findings.

MRI changes this scenario by providing a comprehensive and detailed view of the entire region, allowing a more accurate diagnosis and a clearer understanding of the pathology involved. In many cases, this level of diagnostic precision can directly influence treatment choices, even making surgery unnecessary.

📹 Watch the interview to discover why advanced imaging doesn’t just support diagnosis, but helps guide better clinical decisions, with a real impact on outcomes for the horse.

29/01/2026

🔎 Is multimodality imaging becoming the new standard for complex veterinary diagnoses?

According to Dr. Laurent Garosi, Dipl. ECVN, FRCVS, the answer is increasingly yes. In today’s referral centers, the integration of MRI, CT and ultrasound allows clinicians to approach complex neurological and orthopedic cases with a more complete diagnostic perspective.

MRI and CT offer complementary information, especially in head and spinal trauma, while emerging conditions such as constrictive myelopathy or vertebral malformations demand advanced, combined imaging for accurate assessment and surgical planning. From evaluating spinal cord parenchyma to supporting 3D-guided surgical procedures, multimodality imaging is redefining clinical decision-making.

🎥 Watch the full interview to hear Dr. Garosi’s perspective on why combining MRI and CT is key to managing today’s most challenging cases.

26/01/2026

High-detail B-Mode imaging plays a central role in ultrasound examinations of exotic and unconventional animals, where anatomical diversity and small patient size require exceptional image clarity.

Accurate visualization of tissue interfaces and subtle structural changes is essential for early and reliable diagnosis.

Microvascular imaging with microV supports the assessment of minute blood flow and organ perfusion, while QPack enables quantitative evaluation to standardize monitoring over time.

👉 Swipe through the carousel to explore advanced imaging in exotic animal ultrasound.

23/01/2026

🎓 The 4th Edition of MRI & Ultrasound in Veterinary Medicine will take place on May 8–9, 2026, in Sicily (Italy), bringing together leading experts for two days of advanced education and clinical insight.

The scientific programme is built around two core pillars:
🔹Small Animals MRI – in-depth lectures focused on complex neurological and musculoskeletal conditions.
🔹Small Animals Ultrasound – lectures and hands-on sessions covering abdominal and cardiac applications.

The programme covers both MRI and advanced ultrasound: from MRI‑based insights into inflammatory brain pathologies to vascular, interventional and cardiac ultrasound. International experts will guide participants through complex MRI cases, advanced ultrasound techniques and hands‑on sessions.

Registration is now open: discover the full scientific programme and join us for two days of advanced learning dedicated to the future of veterinary imaging 👉 https://www.esaotevet.com/veterinary-imaging-education/event/4th-edition-of-mri-ultrasound-in-veterinary-medicine/

22/01/2026

🫀Are veterinarians today more confident when addressing complex cardiac diagnoses? According to Dr. Claudio Bussadori, DVM, MD, PhD, Dipl. ECVIM-CA (Cardiology), the answer lies in the parallel evolution of education and technology.

Advanced imaging tools create real value only when their clinical impact is clearly understood and correctly applied in veterinary cardiology. Techniques such as strain imaging, strain rate analysis, and transesophageal echocardiography can provide meaningful insights, provided veterinarians are supported by the right knowledge to interpret them within a species-specific context.

When innovation and education evolve together, diagnostic accuracy improves, empowering veterinarians to confidently manage even the most complex cardiac cases.

🎥 Watch the full interview to learn more.

21/01/2026

Excellence in veterinary medicine is built where advanced education and the right technology meet. That’s why we are excited to take part in the Masterclass Weekend Dubai 2026 on 23–24 January 2026. An immersive educational experience dedicated to high-level veterinary cardiology, taking place at the Grand Cosmopolitan Hotel.

A unique opportunity for general practitioners to deepen their clinical skills through practical, case-based learning and direct interaction with leading specialists.

We invite you to connect with our experts in Dubai and discover how Esaote Vet imaging solutions evolve alongside growing expertise, supporting confident diagnostic decisions and contributing to better, more precise care for every patient.

📅 23–24 January 2026 | 📍Dubai, UAE

19/01/2026

🔍 Meet the Expert | Case 1 – 2026 Edition
We open the 2026 season of the Meet the Expert series with a clinically relevant and challenging case: mammary intraductal carcinoma in a canine patient.

A 12-year-old neutered female Siberian Husky presented with a progressively enlarging subcutaneous mass in the right inguinal region, adjacent to the mammary gland. Clinical examination revealed a firm, mobile, irregular lesion of approximately 6 cm, with no significant abnormalities in bloodwork.

🩺 In this episode, Chiara Donà, DVM, PhD, Faculty of Veterinary Medicine, University of Milan (Italy), explores how imaging plays a key role in supporting diagnostic assessment and clinical decision-making in complex oncological cases.

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

15/01/2026

Artificial intelligence and remote reporting are becoming part of everyday clinical practice.
In this interview, Dr. Cristian Falzone, DVM, Dipl. ECVN, shares his perspective on how AI and teleradiology are shaping the present and future of veterinary diagnostics.

From the growing role of remote CT and MRI reporting to the evolving interaction between clinicians and AI-driven tools, his view is clear: technology is transforming the way images are interpreted, but human expertise remains essential.

AI has the potential to significantly enhance efficiency, consistency, and diagnostic confidence. Yet, for the foreseeable future, veterinarians will continue to play a crucial role, monitoring, guiding, and validating AI-supported reporting to ensure clinical accuracy and quality of care.

🎥 Watch the interview to discover how innovation and professional expertise will work side by side in veterinary imaging.

12/01/2026

Monitoring pregnancy in bovine practice requires more than confirmation alone. Assessing blood flow and fetal vitality provides additional information that supports clinical evaluation throughout gestation.

With Doppler imaging, veterinarians can observe vascularization of reproductive structures and detect the fetal heartbeat, helping to monitor pregnancy progression directly in the field.

➡️ Scroll through the carousel to learn how Doppler ultrasound supports fetal monitoring in bovine reproduction.

09/01/2026

In veterinary oncology, diagnostic confidence is crucial.
In this video interview, Dr. Sergio Fanfoni, DVM, shares why CEUS imaging plays a key role in his daily practice when evaluating neoplastic pathologies.

By enabling a detailed assessment of lesion microvascularization, contrast-enhanced ultrasound provides valuable information to help distinguish between benign and malignant forms.

This insight supports more informed clinical decisions, whether to proceed with cytological or histological examinations, plan surgery, or adopt a monitoring approach when a lesion appears clearly benign.

🎥 Watch the video to discover more.

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