Here at E.I. Medical, we’re always trying to improve our processes! Recently we started shipping our transducers with a thick protective tape across the rubber lens of the array. Here’s our Quality Manager Dawn demonstrating how to carefully remove this tape before use.

Are you the proud owner of a new EVO III? Or maybe you’ve had an EVO for a while but you aren’t sure you’re using it to its fullest potential. Here we run down the process of setting up for an ultrasound exam with your EVO.

One of the really fun parts of my job as staff veterinarian here at EIMI is attending meetings and interacting with our customers. I always leave with such profound admiration for the spectrum of work that’s being done in the animal world—from what would be considered routine exams on domestic species to research on rare exotics. There are so many ultrasound applications out there!

Saving video clips on your EVO is super simple! And did you know that from your stored loops you can freeze, measure, annotate, and store still frames? This means if you’re in a rush or have an uncooperative patient, you can easily do your analysis at a later time. Be sure to check out all the EVO Shorts videos on our YouTube channels - E.I. Medical Imaging and E.I. Medical Imaging University!

The first in our series on storing images on the EVO...a quick tip on saving a still frame image to your EVO ultrasound. Stored images can later be recalled, renamed, measured, annotated, and exported. They can be stored and exported as either standard JPEGs or DICOM files.

We've just uploaded several short video tutorials on features commonly used on the unique and powerful EVO veterinary ultrasound. You can find the EVO Shorts playlist on our EIMI University YouTube Channel!