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Veterinary Thermal Imaging
Introducing TopoTherm, the revolutionary veterinary thermal imaging technology that's changing the game in animal healthcare. Say goodbye to invasive procedures and guesswork when diagnosing your furry patients. With TopoTherm's cutting-edge thermal imaging capabilities, you can quickly and accurately identify areas of inflammation, injury, or infection in animals of all sizes. This non-invasive and stress-free solution enhances your ability to provide timely care and improve the well-being of your beloved patients. Stay ahead of the curve with TopoTherm and take veterinary diagnostics to a whole new level.
We work with veterinary & pre-veterinary universities and private veterinary practices to provide the first and only source of veterinary thermal capture, display, & cataloging on the planet.
Thermal Imaging Uses:
Veterinary thermal imaging is a non-invasive diagnostic technique that has a wide range of uses in animal healthcare. By detecting and analyzing infrared radiation emitted from an animal's body, veterinarians can gain valuable insights into various conditions and identify areas of concern. This technology is particularly useful for detecting injuries, monitoring the healing process, assessing lameness, identifying inflammation or infection, and evaluating musculoskeletal disorders.
One significant application of veterinary thermal imaging is in equine medicine. Horses are prone to injuries and conditions such as tendonitis or muscle strains. Thermal imaging allows veterinarians to visualize heat patterns in affected areas, aiding in accurate diagnosis and targeted treatment plans.
Similarly, this technology finds utility in small animal practice, helping detect hidden sources of pain or inflammation that may not be immediately apparent during physical examination alone. By identifying hot spots or abnormal temperature variations on the body surface, veterinarians can pinpoint areas requiring further investigation or intervention.
Additionally, veterinary thermal imaging plays a role in monitoring post-surgical healing processes by tracking changes in temperature patterns over time. This allows veterinarians to assess the effectiveness of treatments and make informed decisions regarding further interventions.
Moreover, this non-invasive technique proves valuable for assessing hoof health in livestock animals such as cows or goats. By examining temperature disparities across the hoof surface, veterinarians can identify early signs of laminitis or other hoof-related abnormalities that require prompt attention.
In summary, veterinary thermal imaging offers a safe and efficient method for diagnosing various conditions affecting animals. With its ability to provide visual representations of heat patterns and temperature variations quickly and accurately, it enhances veterinary care by aiding diagnosis and facilitating targeted treatment plans for both large and small animals alike.
Pain, Inflammation, and Tumors Hide No More
Thermal Training & Implementation
We are available 24/7 for consultation, planning, and onsite visits to prepare, film, or implement veterinary thermal imaging into veterinary & pre-veterinary universities, as well as private practice.
Evidence
“In veterinary medicine, [diagnostic thermal imaging] has shown promise and has been described for skin and soft tissue tumors in feline mammary gland tumors, osteosarcoma, mast cell tumors, and perianal tumors in dogs.” - Holanda et al., 2023
“Thermography has been widely accepted as a complementary diagnostic tool in human medicine due to its real-time, no-contact measurement, and painless monitoring of regions of interest, with no carcinogenic effects or needs for sedation.” - Lahiri et al., 2012
Veterinary Diagnostic Thermal Imaging Article (Free)
Veterinary Diagnostic Thermal Imaging Textbook (Free)
The Thermal Age of Veterinary Medicine
Largest Veterinary Thermo-Catalogue on Earth
We offer access to the first veterinary thermal catalogue in history for a monthly subscription to institutions, students, and private practices. Our catalogue is ever-growing and is currently the largest on the planet. Our goal is to include all veterinary surgical and non-surgical diseases known to medicine.
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Please reach out to our Chief Commercial Officer, Rachel Martin at info@vetxps.com
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TopoTherm, Vetcron Terms & Conditions
All end product edited thermal images are bound under contract to belong to Vet XPS inc. and they must be sent or uploaded to Vet XPS inc. Vetcron thermal archive within 30 days of completion. Failure to do so will infringe upon Vet XPS contract as the thermal images are the sole property of Vet XPS wherever they are captures or filmed post editing. All thermal images will be available to all members of Vetcron to provide a central veterinary thermal archive for the purpose of spreading of veterinary knowledge and advancement. Vet XPS reserves the full right to continue to use and profit upon the thermal imaging of providers and their or any patient or owner likeness which may appear in the thermal imaging. All thermal images are read, processed, and learned by VetBorg.