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Esaote VET

Esaote VET is the veterinary division of Esaote Group, which is currently one of the world’s leading manufacturers of diagnostic imaging systems.

In the veterinary field, we have a global market share of more than 50%.

25/03/2026

🧠 Cerebrovascular disorders are gaining increasing attention in small animal neurology, and MRI plays a pivotal role in their recognition and interpretation.

The second MRI webinar of the 2026 Esaote Vet series will focus on "Cerebral Microbleeds: MR Imaging and Clinical Cases", exploring characteristic MRI patterns and their clinical relevance. An emerging and often under-recognised condition, cerebral microbleeds require accurate image interpretation and strong clinical correlation to support informed decision-making.

The session will be led by Federica Poli, DVM, Dipl. ECVN, board-certified veterinary neurologist with extensive expertise in advanced neuroimaging, cerebrovascular disorders and clinical neurology in small animals.

📅 Wednesday, April 1st, 2026
⏰ 6:30 PM – 7:30 PM CEST

Register now 👉 https://register.gotowebinar.com/ /9022011229075481943

24/03/2026

👨‍⚕️ In daily clinical practice, vascular ultrasound reveals more than many expect.
In this interview, Dr. Sergio Fanfoni, DVM, explains that thrombosis is by far the most common vascular pathology diagnosed in dogs, affecting the venous, arterial and even pulmonary circulation.

Less frequent, but equally significant, are congenital and acquired shunts, neoplastic vascular invasions, and metabolic-related conditions such as atheromatous plaques, which are being identified with increasing frequency thanks to improved imaging capabilities.

What often surprises colleagues during hands-on sessions is how much information can be obtained from peripheral vascular ultrasonography. With careful probe positioning and proper scanning technique, this “less explored” area becomes a powerful diagnostic source, transforming initial uncertainty into confidence and enthusiasm for a field that is still underestimated in everyday practice.

🎥 Watch the video to discover Dr. Fanfoni’s insights on the clinical value of vascular ultrasound.

23/03/2026

🔍 Meet the Expert | Case 2 – 2026 Edition
A challenging internal medicine case highlights the crucial role of diagnostic imaging in feline patients: feline pancreatitis leading to extrahepatic biliary obstruction and jaundice.

Nazca, an 8-year-old neutered male Common European cat, presented with dejection, anorexia, vomiting and icterus. Clinical examination revealed dehydration, low body condition score and abdominal pain. Blood tests showed increased ALP and ALT, leukocytosis and neutrophilia, pointing to a complex hepatobiliary disorder requiring further diagnostic investigation.

🩺 In this episode, Dr. Hélène Kolb, Associate Veterinarian and Medical Director of the Atlantia Veterinary Hospital, member of the AFVAC Imaging Study Group (GEIM) and the SNCHV, discusses how advanced imaging supports the identification of extrahepatic biliary obstruction secondary to pancreatitis, guiding diagnostic interpretation and clinical management in a delicate feline patient.

Discover the full clinical case 👉 https://www.esaotevet.com/veterinary-imaging-education/meet-our-veterinary-experts/cl[…]is-leading-to-extrahepatic-biliary-obstruction-and-jaundice/

20/03/2026

🐾Veterinary ultrasound goes far beyond the abdomen.
At the 4th Edition of MRI & Ultrasound in Veterinary Medicine, participants will explore the entire canine body: from musculoskeletal and ocular imaging to neck, vascular structures, and advanced cardiology.

Cutting-edge techniques like shear wave elastography, fusion imaging, and advanced Doppler applications will be demonstrated in hands-on sessions, giving participants the opportunity to translate knowledge into practical skill.

Take the probe in your hand, learn from top specialists, and discover how advanced ultrasound can transform diagnostic confidence and clinical decision-making.

📍 Sicily | May 8–9, 2026

Swipe through the carousel to learn more and register to secure your spot. 👉 https://www.esaotevet.com/veterinary-imaging-education/event/4th-edition-of-mri-ultrasound-in-veterinary-medicine/

17/03/2026

How does MRI image quality affect the accurate interpretation of a distal lesion in the horse?

In our latest interview, Dr. Kurt Selberg, MS, DVM, DACVR, explores why image quality plays such a crucial role in diagnosing the causes of lameness in horses.
High-quality MRI is essential for supporting diagnostic confidence, enabling clinicians to identify lesions more precisely, guide targeted treatment, and improve prognosis.

When lesions are poorly defined, the risk of misinterpretation increases, potentially leading to incorrect treatment and prolonged lameness.
For equine patients, accurate diagnosis is the first step toward effective care, and ultimately, a safe return to athletic activity.

Watch the full interview!

12/03/2026

🌍 From Europe to the UAE: navigating new challenges in veterinary care
Dr. Dieter Malleczek, Veterinary Surgeon at Blue Oasis Veterinary Clinic in Dubai (UAE), shares his journey from Vienna and the challenges of establishing a veterinary practice in a rapidly evolving market.

Moving from a structured European environment to a developing veterinary landscape in Dubai meant adapting to a system that was initially less regulated and required building processes from the ground up.

Over the years, as regulations and standards have tightened, practicing veterinary medicine has become more structured and demanding, pushing professionals to continuously adapt and innovate.

🎥 Watch the full video to see how Dr. Dieter turned these challenges into opportunities for advancing small animal care and diagnostic imaging in the UAE.

10/03/2026

🔎 Early detection of mitral valve disease in small animals: what can be done?
Dr. Viviana Forti, DVM, highlights that early evaluation is key to improving outcomes in mitral valve disease.

Pre-echocardiographic assessments and basic auscultation during routine veterinary visits can help identify at-risk patients before the disease progresses.

She also emphasizes the value of structured screening programs, particularly for breeders, which can significantly reduce the prevalence of this condition.

Studies from Northern Europe already show the positive impact of early detection, and similar approaches can benefit clinical practice in other regions.

🎥 Watch the full interview to learn more!

09/03/2026

The first 2026 Veterinary Ultrasound webinar will focus on “Pulmonary hypertension in dogs: pathophysiology, echocardiographic diagnosis and patient management.”

📅 March 17th, 2026 | 🕛 4:30 – 6:00 PM CET

The session, delivered by Dr. Claudio Bussadori, DVM, MD, PhD, Dipl. ECVIM Cardiology, from Clinica Veterinaria Gran Sasso, Milan, Italy, will illustrate how to reach a correct echocardiographic diagnosis, understand the underlying pathophysiological mechanisms and classification of pulmonary hypertension, and review treatment options and outcomes.

A clinically oriented webinar designed to support informed diagnostic and therapeutic decision-making in everyday practice.

Register now 👉 https://register.gotowebinar.com/register/6893571122263570526

06/03/2026

Small animal MRI continues to evolve, driven by technological refinement and the growing integration of artificial intelligence.

During the 4th Edition of MRI & Ultrasound in Veterinary Medicine the MRI-focused sessions will explore advanced imaging protocols, AI-supported workflows, and clinical case discussions centered on real-world applications.

A valuable opportunity to examine how innovation is shaping diagnostic quality, efficiency, and clinical decision-making in veterinary practice.

📍 Sicily | May 8–9, 2026

Discover more in the carousel and register to secure your place at this important learning opportunity 👉 https://www.esaotevet.com/veterinary-imaging-education/event/4th-edition-of-mri-ultrasound-in-veterinary-medicine/

03/03/2026

🤖 AI and remote reporting: supporting, not replacing, veterinary radiologists
In our latest interview, Dr. Nele Ondreka Eley, DVM, Dipl. ECVDI, shares her vision for the future of veterinary imaging, highlighting the transformative potential of artificial intelligence and remote reporting systems.

Far from replacing radiologists, AI is becoming a powerful support tool. It can help optimize MRI sequences to shorten scan times while preserving image quality, assist in interpreting images and detecting lesions more accurately, and already plays a significant role in speeding up reporting, making workflows more efficient without replacing the expertise of the clinician.

🎥 Watch the full interview!

27/02/2026

Enhance your understanding of vascular brain disease in dogs and cats with advanced MRI insights.

📆Wed, March 4th, 2026 6:30 PM - 7:30 PM CET

MRI is the preferred modality for detecting and characterizing brain lesions, offering detailed anatomical and pathological information in a completely non-invasive way.

In this exclusive webinar, Dr. Michelle Hermans, DVM, Dipl. ECVN, will guide us through the latest MRI developments in this field, offering valuable knowledge to refine diagnostic interpretation and strengthen your clinical approach.

Secure your spot and join us for this educational session👉 https://register.gotowebinar.com/ /1021792002048937821

24/02/2026

🔎 How are patients, symptoms, and diagnostic approaches evolving in veterinary neurology?
Dr. Laurent Garosi, Dipl. ECVN, FRCVS, highlights a clear shift over the past two decades.

While Dachshunds once dominated neurology clinics, today French Bulldogs are the most common patients, presenting with conditions like vertebral malformations, constrictive myelopathy, syringomyelia, and inflammatory brain diseases.

Alongside changing patient profiles, owner expectations have also evolved. Surgical interventions for conditions previously managed conservatively are now increasingly possible, thanks to advances like 3D printing and precision drill guides.

Multimodality imaging and modern surgical tools are revolutionizing the diagnosis and treatment of these complex cases.

🎥 Watch the full interview to hear Dr. Garosi’s insights on the evolving landscape of veterinary neurology.

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