For four decades, E.I. Medical Imaging has been a pioneer in the field of animal-specific ultrasound, proudly manufacturing our products right here in the United States. Today, we're excited to introduce the latest addition to our IBEX family: the LITENXT.
The Latest in Bovine Ultrasound... IBEX LITENXT!
By E.I. Medical Imaging on Wed, Sep 11, 2024 @ 08:00 AM
All-New Patent-Pending eCLi6 Hybrid Rectal Transducer—The Game Changer
By Erika Wierman, DVM on Tue, Mar 12, 2024 @ 10:30 AM
We’ve just launched something truly innovative, and I’m so excited to tell you all about it!
The new, patent-pending eCLi6 transducer for EVO and SA2 is a hybrid probe for transrectal imaging in large animal species (horses and cattle most commonly). To fully appreciate its development, let’s take a quick step back in time.
IBEX Portable Ultrasound: Scan a Bovine Umbilical Abscess
By Mia Varra on Fri, Nov 08, 2019 @ 08:54 AM
Attached are some bovine ultrasound scans from an umbilical abscess in a 3 month old beef heifer calf on grass submitted by Dr. Paul Chard, Brush Colorado (Follow Dr Chard on twitter @CattleVet)
Cow Disposition Affects Pregnancy Rate
By Gary Veserat, MS, PAS on Tue, Jun 11, 2019 @ 08:30 AM
Written by Glenn Selk, PhD. Beef Cattle Specialist Emeritus with the Oklahoma Cooperative Extension Service.
Now we have another good excuse to cull cows due to bad temperament. Producers that routinely breed cows artificially realize that cows that are unruly and nervous are less likely to conceive to artificial insemination. Presumably, the lowered conception rates were because they have been stressed as they are passed through the working facilities and restrained while being synchronized and inseminated. Research trials indicate, even in the serenity of a natural breeding pasture, cows with bad dispositions are less likely to conceive when mated with bulls.
Ibex® Makes A Trip To Theriogenology Society Conference
By Jim Turner on Mon, Aug 12, 2013 @ 12:41 PM
Last week our company was excited to be a part of and be an exhibitor at the Theriogeneology Society conference in Louisville, Kentucky. Theriogenology is a specialized field as we find at Wikipedia: