SignalPET

SignalPET has transformed veterinary radiographic interpretation through the power of precision.

Our solutions integrate human specialist expertise with cutting-edge artificial intelligence to deliver fast, affordable and precise X-ray interpretation.

04/16/2026

New from Dr. Neil Shaw, DVM, DACVIM and Rotem Lambez, VP Product at SignalPET:

Immediate Report vs Complete Report
The Immediate Report supports fast screening, confirmation, and same-visit decisions.

The Complete Report supports abnormal or unclear cases that need diagnosis, conclusions, and recommendations.

And when confidence is low, the case escalates automatically to a board-certified radiologist.

That is the workflow: screen every case, move to diagnosis and recommendations when needed, and escalate when confidence is low.

Read the article: https://hubs.li/Q04clw-h0

04/13/2026

Manual measurement variability is one of the biggest challenges in consistent cardiac assessment for pets.

We’re excited to share a new article by Dr. Jack Hamersky, DVM, MS, DACVR, on radiographic signs of canine cardiac disease.

The article explores how AI-assisted analysis can help detect cardiomegaly, identify left atrial enlargement, and improve consistency in vertebral heart score measurements, making subtle progression easier to catch and trend over time.

Click here to read more: https://hubs.li/Q04bBhvV0

04/07/2026

Real voices. Real impact.

At SignalPET, we’re proud to support veterinary teams with faster insights and clearer diagnostics, so they can focus on what matters most: delivering exceptional care.

When time, accuracy, and confidence matter, SignalPET delivers.

Explore SignalPET 360° - https://hubs.li/Q049S8_60

04/03/2026

Thoracic radiographs are often taken for cough, lethargy, or suspected pneumonia.

But many of those same studies already contain findings that can shift the case, subtle pulmonary pattern changes, cardiac silhouette abnormalities, and early signs of respiratory compromise.

This week, Dr. Eric van Eerde, DVM, DACVR, published a focused review on canine thoracic radiograph interpretation, with a practical framework for reading these studies more systematically.

A useful clinical refresher for any veterinarian reading thoracic films in everyday practice.

Review the full article and case examples: https://hubs.li/Q049qg4y0

04/01/2026

"Looks about normal."

Sometimes that is true.

Sometimes it is how subtle thoracic nodules get missed.

In a busy clinic, small pulmonary nodules can be easy to overlook on routine review, especially early, low-contrast findings hidden within complex thoracic anatomy.

That is why consistency matters.

SignalPET supports thoracic screening with a more standardized review process, helping clinics identify subtle nodules, recognize suspicious patterns, and compare studies more confidently over time.

Because every patient deserves more than a quick glance.

Contact us today for more information: https://hubs.li/Q049fqX80

03/26/2026

Primary lung tumor or metastatic disease?

Thoracic radiographs can be difficult to interpret, and distinguishing a solitary mass from metastatic nodules can directly affect prognosis, treatment planning, and whether CT is warranted.

In this new article, Dr. Eric van Eerde breaks down:

• Key radiographic patterns to recognize
• How to differentiate primary vs metastatic disease
• When radiographs aren’t enough and CT becomes the next step

The 3 additional images in this carousel offer a quick visual preview of the article’s main takeaways.

Explore the full article here: [https://hubs.li/Q048wFHB0]

03/24/2026

Most veterinary X-rays are read without a second opinion.

Not because vets don’t care.
Because there hasn’t been a practical way to review every case.

So decisions get made alone.

This video shows how clinics are changing that with SignalPET 360°:

• Using Immediate, Complete, and radiologist review in one workflow
• Knowing cases escalate automatically when needed
• Bringing consistency to every study, not just the complex ones

Already used by 2,500+ clinics and 7,000+ clinicians worldwide.

Real workflows. Real cases. Real use.

Book a demo today: [https://hubs.li/Q0483DG80]

03/17/2026

Speed matters.
But confidence matters more.

When the Complete Report encounters a case outside its confidence threshold, the workflow adapts automatically, routing the study for expert review at no additional cost.

That’s the idea behind Radiologist Required.

It’s part of SignalPET 360 and the Complete Report, ensuring every case receives the level of diagnostic attention it deserves.

Link to the blog in the comments.

03/13/2026

This week, Dr. Eric van Eerde, DACVR, published a complete clinical review on radiographic triage for dyspneic cats. In cases of feline pleural effusion, physical respiratory signs can be deceiving. The decision to perform therapeutic drainage before radiographic positioning is often the single variable that prevents respiratory collapse.

In his latest clinical article, he explores how these life-threatening conditions present on imaging, key radiographic clues to watch for, and how AI can support earlier detection.

Read the full article and explore the case examples [https://hubs.li/Q046KTD50]

03/11/2026

Can computers read radiographs?

More importantly, how should AI and radiologists work together in modern veterinary practice?

Join Dr. Eric van Eerde, DACVR, Head of Radiology at SignalPET, for a clinical discussion on how artificial intelligence is being integrated into real diagnostic workflows.
In this CE-accredited webinar, we will cover:
• Where AI helps veterinarians interpret radiographs faster
• Where radiologist expertise remains critical
• How combining AI and specialists improves diagnostic confidence and patient care
This is not a tech demo. It is a radiologist’s perspective on how technology can elevate the standard of care.

📅 Date: March 26, 2026
⏰ Time: 12:00 PM ET
🎓 Credit: 1 CE Hour

Register here https://hubs.li/Q046nHpg0

03/10/2026

SignalPET is making headlines.
We recently joined WFAA + Good Morning Texas at Revive Veterinary Emergency and Specialty Hospital to showcase how AI is setting a new standard for pet healthcare. In the segment, Dr. Neil Shaw and Dr. Tina Neel, DVM, MS demonstrated how a "second set of eyes" catches the subtle pathologies, like small diaphragmatic hernias, that are easily missed in a busy clinic.

The result?
- Faster Diagnoses: Real-time interpretations for every patient.
- Clinical Confidence: Million-point data verification on every X-ray.
- Affordable Care: Making advanced diagnostics 10x more accessible for pet owners.
As Dr. Shaw puts it: "It’s about more than speed; it’s about a new standard of care."

Watch the full feature below.
Contact us today for more information https://hubs.li/Q045yVYS0

03/06/2026

Diaphragmatic hernias in dogs and cats can sometimes be obvious on radiographs, but in many cases, the signs are subtle and easy to overlook.

In our latest clinical article, we explore how these life-threatening conditions present on imaging, key radiographic clues to watch for, and how AI can support earlier detection.

Read the full article and explore the case examples.
[https://hubs.li/Q045LTV90]

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