Free Webinar
Practical Small Animal Ultrasound: AFAST Scanning Techniques
Ultrasonography educator Dr. Camilla Edwards, DVM, CertAVP, MRCVS is back to teach us AFAST ultrasound scanning techniques that save lives in canine and feline emergencies. She'll explore:
- Abdominal FAST exam best practices with live canine scanning
- Four exam positions to systematically approach the trauma patient
- How to recognize free fluid and avoid common pitfalls
- Understanding the fluid scoring system and how it can help your patient
Thursday, Aug 5th
2 PM PST | 5 PM EST | 9 PM GMT | 10 PM CET
C7 Microconvex Vet
Small and Medium Animal Scanner
C3 Convex Vet
Large Animals
L7 Linear Vet
Equine
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Practical Small Animal Ultrasound: Diagnosing Pathology with Intestinal, Gallbladder & Spleen Exams
Speaker: Dr. Camilla Edwards, DVM, CertAVP, MRCVS
- How to improve care with first opinion ultrasound on the first visit
- Performing ultrasound exams to rapidly identify the presence of abnormalities
- Ultrasound techniques for characterizing masses, sludge and free fluid
- Honing interpretation, taking measurements and building quality reports
Canine Gallbladder
Canine Spleen
Canine Intestines
Cat TRV BL
Equine tendon (transverse)
Equine tendon (longitudinal)
Equine tendon (transverse)
Small Dog - 4 Chamber
Small Dog Gallbladder
Dog Kidney
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Scanning with Clarius is like using the camera app on your phone. Tap to switch modes, pinch to zoom, slide up and down to change gain, and more.
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We purchased the Clarius ultrasound because it was the most economical and the easiest to use. You don't have to fiddle with a whole lot of settings. You just turn it on and you start your ultrasound.
Dr. Lori Keeler, Veterinarian
Willow Park Animal Clinic
Stay Cool and Scan Longer
Powered by a replaceable and rechargeable battery, Clarius HD lets you scan even when you don’t have a reliable source of power at hand. Although we know most of our users don’t scan for extended periods, we’ve installed a liquid cooling system in the new Clarius Scanner. It prevents overheating so you can scan continuously for up to 45 minutes when necessary.
Ultrasound Telemedicine Made Simple
With Clarius Live, you can send a link to enable recipients to view your scan on whatever device they’re using.
Wandering Vet
Adam Behrens, VMD
"The Clarius C7 HD microconvex scanner provides images as good as I've seen on large console machines. Its small size allows me to bring it with me to every appointment. In turn, I have been able to significantly increase the quality of care that I provide by diagnosing problems quickly and easily with certainty."
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[VIDEO] Clarius Classroom Now Includes Veterinary Ultrasound Education Videos
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