Mobile Veterinary X-Ray Solutions

Veterinary offices rely on Vet PACS to help themenvironment, with wheeled hand carts offering the
make the most of their digital medical imaging systems.ability to move them around quickly and easily.
Digital imagers take images and translate them into theOnce your digital Veterinary X-ray imaging device has
dicom format, which is a medical digital imaging formattaken an image, it can then be sent to your
similar to jpeg. Once digital images are in the dicomworkstation that runs the PACS system. The PACS
format, they can then be sent, received, viewed orworkstation will allow you to manipulate the digital
archived through the use of a PACS system, amedical images so that you can change the brightness,
software and hardware unit that runs on a personalcontrast, zoom or highlight aspects of the digital image
computer. With this digital imaging equipment in place,to get a clearer view, which leads to better patient
you will spend less time on routine tasks and have acare as well. If the workstation has Internet service,
more efficient veterinary clinic.you can also email digital medical images to colleagues
The Vet digital X-ray system begins with the imagefor consultations, unlike film images that would need to
capture unit, and this may be either a Vet CR or Vetbe sent through traditional mail. Dicom images may be
DR unit. A Vet DR system takes the highest resolutioncirculated via a secure local area network, wide area
digital medical images on the market today, and maynetwork or virtual private network. After the initial
be used in a mobile imaging system as well. Vet CRviewing digital medical images may be stored in a
systems are less expensive than DR systems, andvariety of ways. You can immediately make copies on
they enable you to retrofit your current film imaginga CD or DVD at your workstation, or you can send
hardware so that it will be able to also take digitaldigital images to a secure server for archiving.
images. CR systems also work very well in a mobile