Northern Colorado Business Report; Helping us talk to the animals
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IBEX Makes Cattle Ultrasound Pregnancy Checking Quick and Easy
By: Hilary Parker
E.I. Medical Imaging® Awarded ISO 9001:2008 Certification
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
LOVELAND, Colorado, April 30, 2012- E.I. Medical Imaging (EIMI), a worldwide leader in portable ultrasound systems for veterinary use announced today they have received ISO 9001:2008 Certification.
E.I. Medical Imaging News: Alcyon is a new IBEX distributor in Belgium, Luxembourg and the Netherlands
E.I. Medical Imaging® Expands its Distribution Network with the Addition of Alcyon Belux S.A. for the Belgian, Dutch and Luxembourg Markets.
E.I.Medical Imaging News: EIMI Featured in Colorado Biz Magazine
Made in Colorado: Medical devices and scientific instruments
By Mike Taylor
E.I. Medical Imaging’s Portable Ultrasound Systems for Animals
Loveland
www.eimedical.com
Loveland-based E.I. Medical Imaging designs and makes portable, ruggedized ultrasound systems used on animals in all 50 states and 12 countries.
“We are unique in the fact that we are the only company in the U.S. that engineers and manufactures ultrasound specifically for veterinary use,” says Charles Maloy, the company’s president.
E.I. Medical Imaging’s systems have been used in extremes ranging from sub-Saharan Africa to the Arctic to dairies in Colorado. The devices have been used to monitor pregnancies in all varieties of farm animals, to examine tendons in horses, and by the Turtle Conservancy in Southern California to document the reproductive physiology of some of the world’s most endangered turtle species, to name just a few of the applications.
E.I. Medical Imaging also makes video headsets that allow the user to see the ultrasound image displayed in the eyeglasses they wear, in any light conditions.
The company was founded in 1984, originally targeting swine reproduction.
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Just how portable is your ultrasound equipment?
With equine breeding season officially underway, you may be finding yourself re-evaluating your equipment. Technology changes at lightning speed, and it’s certainly possible that the reliable old ultrasound you’ve been using for years is just pretty darn obsolete now. While many factors must be considered in the search for a new one, I’d like to take a minute to talk about portability.
