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Tweeted Apr 14, 2018

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@MyVetImaging Our software tutorial videos are a great way to make sure that you and your veterinary staff stay well trained in e… https://t.co/Tez6CiLG1Q

Posted Apr 14, 2018 Our software tutorial videos are a great way to make sure that you and your veterinary staff stay well trained in every aspect of our imaging software. Check out our second instructional video in the series, Annotations & Image Editing:

Tweeted Apr 13, 2018

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@MyVetImaging NJ medical center now offers x-ray-guided chemotherapy procedure: Hackensack Meridian Health Bayshore Medical Cent… https://t.co/wshSJWAb7H

Posted Apr 13, 2018 NJ medical center now offers x-ray-guided chemotherapy procedure: Hackensack Meridian Health Bayshore Medical Center in New Jersey expanded its services to offer transcatheter arterial chemoembolization, also called transarterial chemoembolization (TACE), according to an April 4 release from the medical center. The image-guided, noninvasive procedure is used to treat malignant lesions in the liver and will be performed in the interventional radiology department. An x-ray-guided catheter is inserted into the arteries through the groin or wrist which delivers chemotherapy medication and embolization materials into blood vessels in the liver and directly to the tumor. Read More:

Tweeted Apr 12, 2018

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@MyVetImaging Portable Detector Solution Components For Large Animal Applications: 14”x17” lightweight wireless detector with det… https://t.co/NxD1fcjf57

Posted Apr 12, 2018 Portable Detector Solution Components For Large Animal Applications: 14"x17" lightweight wireless detector with detachable handle. The 1417 Series flat panel detector is the latest in innovative flat panel technology. The durable, ultra-thin and light weight design makes it the most ideal 14"x17" flat panel detector. It uses auto-trigger signal sensing technology that does not require any integration into an x-ray generator. The advanced auto-trigger technology makes it an ideal solution for both fixed and portable x-ray applications.

Tweeted Apr 11, 2018

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@MyVetImaging Help us celebrate National Pet Day by donating pet supplies to your local animal shelter, and then using the hashta… https://t.co/MOGvFsvcs3

Posted Apr 11, 2018 Help us celebrate National Pet Day by donating pet supplies to your local animal shelter, and then using the hashtag #nationalpetday to encourage your friends to do the same.

Tweeted Apr 9, 2018

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@MyVetImaging Learn a little more about the core technology developed by our parent company, Rayence Inc., to work with the MyVet… https://t.co/0lOsSLfVe0

Posted Apr 9, 2018 Learn a little more about the core technology developed by our parent company, Rayence Inc., to work with the MyVet Imaging suite of products: ⠀⠀⠀⠀ Rayence Inc. is a global manufacturer of flat panel detectors (FPD) for digital radiography imaging systems. We provide a complete line of high quality a TFT and CMOS x-ray detectors in a variety of sizes that are specifically designed to deliver a customized solution for diagnostic veterinary applications.⠀⠀⠀⠀ CMOS DETECTORS⠀⠀⠀⠀ Rayence has invested in developing core components for digital X-ray systems. Rayence can now supply CMOS products for Veterinary, Medical, Dental, and Industrial inspection systems in a variety of sizes and types.⠀⠀⠀⠀ TFT DETECTORS⠀⠀⠀⠀ Since launching Xmanu171 in 2008, Rayence has continuously developed and manufactured TFT based Digital X-ray detectors for diagnostic medical, veterinary, and industrial inspection systems.⠀⠀⠀⠀

Tweeted Apr 9, 2018

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@MyVetImaging Just like humans—it’s calories in and calories out when it comes to weight loss in dogs https://t.co/xUpQY58uPK

Posted Apr 9, 2018 Just like humans—it's calories in and calories out when it comes to weight loss in dogs

Tweeted Apr 8, 2018

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@MyVetImaging Canine bicavitary carcinomatosis with transient needle tract metastasis diagnosed by multiplex immunocytochemistry:… https://t.co/xLLnuJEwTG

Posted Apr 8, 2018 Canine bicavitary carcinomatosis with transient needle tract metastasis diagnosed by multiplex immunocytochemistry: A 6-year-old, male castrated, mixed-breed dog was referred to the James L. Voss Veterinary Teaching Hospital at Colorado State University for bicavitary effusion. On examination, the dog was tachycardic and tachypneic with bilaterally decreased lung sounds. Thoracic and abdominal ultrasonic examination revealed pleural and peritoneal effusions, which were aspirated and submitted for fluid analysis and cytology. Both cavity fluids were classified as exudates with a large population of vacuolated mononuclear cells. Multiplex immunocytochemistry (ICC) for cytokeratin and vimentin demonstrated exclusively cytokeratin expression, indicating these cells were of epithelial origin. A full diagnostic evaluation was performed, including CBC, clinical chemistry, a pet-side test for heartworm disease, ehrlichiosis, Lyme disease, and anaplasmosis, imaging modalities of thorax, abdomen, and heart, urinalysis, and fine-needle aspirations of spleen, liver, and popliteal lymph nodes. The dog was diagnosed with pleural and peritoneal carcinoma with presumed carcinomatosis. A single dose of intracavitary carboplatin was administered before discharge, and over a period of 2 weeks, 5 thoracocenteses were performed. A subcutaneous mass was noted at a thoracocentesis site one week after initial presentation. Cytology of the mass was consistent with carcinoma, and neoplastic seeding of the tumor cells from the thoracocentesis was suspected. The dog was euthanized 15 days after the first visit, and a necropsy was performed. Findings were consistent with carcinomatosis secondary to anaplastic pulmonary carcinoma with transient subcutaneous seeding of neoplastic cells during routine thoracocentesis. This case demonstrates the utility of multiplex ICC in the clinical setting. Read More:

Tweeted Apr 8, 2018

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@MyVetImaging Are worries about long-term use of robenacoxib in arthritic cats warranted? https://t.co/1SNF6bbFCh

Posted Apr 8, 2018 Are worries about long-term use of robenacoxib in arthritic cats warranted?

Tweeted Apr 7, 2018

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@MyVetImaging Our software tutorial videos are a great way to make sure that you and your veterinary staff stay well trained in e… https://t.co/NoCGlGhVJo

Posted Apr 7, 2018 Our software tutorial videos are a great way to make sure that you and your veterinary staff stay well trained in every aspect of our imaging software. Check out our first instructional video in the series, Beginning A New Patient:

Tweeted Apr 7, 2018

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@MyVetImaging Mammalian development: Blastocyst architecture https://t.co/LszD1301gx

Posted Apr 7, 2018 Mammalian development: Blastocyst architecture

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