E.I. Medical Imaging ibex distributor Blake McCrary of Choice Medical Systems, Inc. recently took the Ibex Pro ultrasound off the coast of Georgia to scan sharks. Dr. Carolyn Belcher, an analytical biologist with the Coastal Resources Division of the Georgia Department of Natural Resources headed the project. The project is studying the annual migration of the sharks off the coast of Georgia. The ultimate goal is for the DNR to be able to do these studies on the boat, tag the shark and release her back into the ocean. Blake commented, "Dr. Belcher returned from a major conference where she stirred up some major interest in the Ibex Ultrasound amongst her peers because no one has ever done this type of research in the boat with live specimens before!"  "The InSite2 goggles of the Ibex were great out in the bright sun and the fact that the scanner is water tight was a great asset in an environment like this" said McCrary. "The knowledge they were able to obtain from these two specimens has been amazing!"

The staff at E.I. Medical Imaging has selected their top picks and favorite Ibex bovine ultrasound images this month. In the staff selections below you will see bovine ultrasound images at all different stages of pregnancy as well as bovine ovary images, cysts, CL (corpus Luteum), twins and more. Submit your best Ibex bovine images and maybe your image will be selected next month. Good luck.

In April, Partnar Animal Health organized two days of bovine ultrasonography training on behalf of the Ontario Assoc of Bovine Practitioners. Dr Jill Colloton was the course instructor and we had 11 vets take the introductory course and 10 take the advanced. It was a great day of bovine ultrasound training!

E.I. Medical Imaging Expands its Distribution Network with the Addition of Radincon X-Ray for the Australian and New Zealand Markets.

On behalf of:

Socrate Medical- Italy

E.I. Medical Imaging representatives Nate Alexander and Gary Veserat traveled to Brisbane, Australia May 23-28, 2010 for the Pan Pacific Veterinary Conference. After a long flight and not much time to adjust to the time difference, they attended the conference enjoying the hospitality and local culture.