Veterinary CR and DR Systems Sized To Fit Your Thriving Practice

The x-ray is a primary means of diagnosis for all physicians

, but especially so for the veterinarian, who cannot ask his or her patient where it hurts or what the problem is. There are digital imaging systems available that work well in smaller practices all the way up to large animal hospitals, and they offer a cost-effective way of providing outstanding patient care.

Veterinarians may choose from Vet DR and Vet CR digital imaging systems. Both can be used to retrofit your existing film x-ray system, and so you can add to your digital x-ray equipment with the components that you will use and at a time that works with your budget. The other bit of good news is that there are turnkey packages for both systems available. This makes a great option for those that are not particularly computer savvy, and are looking for a digital imaging system that does not require a great deal of programming and building, but instead is ready to go for your immediate use.

Digital veterinary imaging systems allow you to acquire, view, distribute and archive your digital x-rays. Digital imaging is light-years faster than processing film images, and so you will get the answers you need about your patients' conditions much more quickly. Images may be used at a clinical workstation to crop, rotate, pan, zoom, as well as adjust the brightness and contrast in order to enhance the digital images for more accurate diagnoses. The image may then be printed if you desire a hard copy, or stored to CD or DVD. You may also store digital images on a server at your office, or for added security save a backup copy at an offsite server, so that you have an effective means of disaster recovery should you need it.

When the imaging system includes a PACS unit, your flexibility increases incredibly. You will have the ability to send and receive digital medical images via the World Wide Web to your local area network, wide area network and even on a virtual private network, so that you can look at digital x-rays wherever you may have the need. This means that you can consult with colleagues about patients in a matter of seconds, thereby improving the speed and thus the patient care quality as well.

Veterinarians can visit a medical imaging distributor website to learn more about how digital medical imaging can help your practice, and learn more about the cost and benefits that digital imaging brings to every thriving veterinary practice.

Veterinary CR and DR Systems Sized To Fit Your Thriving Practice

By: Wayne Hemrick

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