In my experience, there are two types of ultrasonographers—those who tinker a lot with their image settings, and those who prefer to never adjust anything. By the very nature of my job, I’m definitely the former… but both groups can get themselves into trouble. The Tinkerers can go down a rabbit hole and find themselves even further from the results they want, and the Never-Adjusts might be missing a lot of opportunities to optimize their image quality.
How To Optimize Your Ultrasound Image
By Erika Wierman, DVM on Thu, Feb 03, 2022 @ 09:45 AM
Three Things You Didn't Know You Could Do With Your IBEX PRO
By Erika Wierman, DVM on Thu, Nov 05, 2020 @ 09:15 AM
If you’re anything like me, you barely scratch the surface with regard to using all the features on your gadgets. I know that my iPhone, laptop, and GoPro are capable of all kinds of fun things that I don’t take advantage of. Well, it’s very likely that your veterinary ultrasound also has some hidden gem features that you haven’t used!
EIMI Celebrates 30 Years In The Portable Ultrasound Industry!
By Jim Turner on Thu, May 15, 2014 @ 12:53 PM
E.I. Medical Imaging (EIMI) is very excited to be celebrating in 2014 its 30th year as a worldwide leader in durable portable veterinary ultrasound systems. E.I. Medical Imaging is proud to be the only U.S. based manufacturer of ultrasounds designed specifically for veterinary use. It continues to lead the industry in innovative veterinary ultrasound products after launching its business in 1984.
EIMI President, Chas Maloy acquired the company in 2005 and states, "We are very proud to commemorate our 30th year of being in the veterinary diagnostics industry and we strive to lead our company into its next 30 years in this competitive veterinary ultrasound market. We have added numerous global partners and are reaching out to other parts of the world and offering the best of what we have in products."
EIMI continues to be an innovative leader in the industry as it grows. It has set the bar for customer service and how they handle the needs of their many customers all over the world. Maloy states, "We always put our customer first. It may not be the most profitable way to run a business but I know its the right way."
In 2014 EIMI has launched the Ibex® LS to replace its already popular Bantam line of ultrasound systems. The company looks to duplicate its growth since Maloy purchased the company and continues to add distributors around the world to help customers in every industry and any environment. EIMI customers continue to look for more ways to incorporate ultrasound into their veterinary practices, livestock production and other animal businesses. EIMI continues to look for ways to be there as a partner in their businesses.
EIMI Adds RX Services From Chile to Network of Ibex® Distributors
By Jim Turner on Tue, Jun 11, 2013 @ 10:22 AM
LOVELAND, CO - E.I. Medical Imaging, a worldwide leader in portable ultrasound systems for veterinary use announced today the addition of RX Services as the newest authorized Ibex distributor in Santiago, Chile. RX Services is an experienced supplier of portable ultrasound machines in the Chilean veterinary market.
Portable Ultrasound Practice Tips; New Year and Selling New Services
By Mia Varra on Mon, Jan 28, 2013 @ 02:23 PM
6 Things To Consider Before Making A Veterinary Equipment Purchase
By Mia Varra on Wed, Dec 12, 2012 @ 03:09 PM
By: Amanda Bertholf
Considering a new equipment purchase like veterinary ultrasound machine may seem daunting. Sometimes it’s hard to know where to start. So keep these tips in mind when you’re thinking of buying and put your mind at ease.
1. Time it right.
Back to the basics, part #1: What is veterinary ultrasound?
By Mia Varra on Wed, Jul 20, 2011 @ 03:27 PM
written by: Naveed Saleh, MD, MS
Before we explore what ultrasonography is, let us first examine the terms ultrasonography and ultrasound. According to the AMA Manual of Style, ultrasonography refers to the imaging procedure itself; whereas, ultrasound refers to the sound waves that penetrate the body during ultrasonography. These terms are not synonymous.