Shipping MRI systems around the world is nothing new for Hallmarq Veterinary Imaging. After all, with over 100 systems installed globally, we’ve had plenty of practice. However, shipping, installing, commissioning and training a new installation, whilst in the middle of a global pandemic, is another thing entirely. Our CEO, Jos Belgrave, recently wrote on the […]
That’s right, Hallmarq pioneered the development of the world’s only MRI scanner for the standing, sedated horse which revolutionized lameness diagnosis. Hallmarq’s dedication and continued focus to deliver on veterinary demands, lead the industry and provide horse owners with practical, reliable, and feasible solutions to get their horse back on track. #EdYOUcate […]
(GRADIENT) ECHO BEACH – FAR AWAY IN TIME [1] Magnetic resonance, in the hands of physicists and chemists, normally starts with the sample in a magnet that has been carefully adjusted to have a highly uniform magnetic field. In a process known as shimming (originally done with small metal plates, and now generally aided […]
Magnetic resonance imaging is based on a peculiar property of the nucleus of the hydrogen atom, which can be made to absorb and transmit radio waves when placed in a strong magnetic field. The exact radio frequency is precisely proportional to the exact magnetic field, so by making the magnetic field stronger on one side […]
A T1 weighted image is one of the common basic types of image. T1 weighted images highlight fat and are sensitive to the effect of paramagnetic contrast agents. Because T1 weighted images are quick to collect, have a high signal:noise ratio, and show high signal intensity from fat in brain, nervous tissue and bone they are […]
Hallmarq Veterinary Imaging is delighted to announce that Ethos Veterinary Health has become the second US corporate veterinary group to opt for the Hallmarq PetVet MRI. The agreement was concluded in December and the first installation for Ethos is scheduled for April at their Chicago location. Hallmarq Veterinary Imaging has also recently opened a […]
With the launch of the PetVet at Las Vegas Veterinary Specialty Center last month, Dr. Dana Gietzen was invited by FOX5 to come in and chat about the only High Field (1.5T) MRI system designed specifically for veterinarians. Watch the interview.
Circle Oak Equine, a specialty veterinary center that focuses on equine sports medicine, lameness and rehabilitation, has opened a new state-of-the-art surgery and imaging center. The center — which includes Hallmarq Veterinary Imaging’s standing equine MRI — will offer fully integrated, specialized sports medicine services. “We are thrilled to open our new surgery center, equipped […]
Cornell Ruffian Equine Specialists have a new way to image the equine lower limb thanks to their new Hallmarq Standing Equine MRI (sMRI). The system, which was installed in June, allows veterinarians to use MRI to accurately diagnose lameness without the time, expense or risk of general anesthesia that is required with traditional MRI […]
Hallmarq Veterinary Imaging has been named as a winner of the Institute of Physics Innovation Award 2015. The IOP Innovation Awards recognise companies that have achieved significant commercial success built on physics. Read more about Hallmarq’s IoP Innovation award win.
