Small Animal Teleultrasound

Manzi, Timothy; Solís, Cristobal Navas de

doi:10.1016/j.cvsm.2022.05.004

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“…In small animal medicine, there are not many teleultrasound protocols that are standardized. The interaction between the veterinarian asking for remote assistance and the expert giving support is crucial to the success of a telesonography ( Seiler et al , 2022 ). Telesonography is more widely accepted among veterinarians than teleradiology due to its cost-effectiveness because images can be captured directly from ultrasound machines using an inexpensive image-capture device.…”

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Veterinary telemedicine: A new era for animal welfare

Hassan,

Abdulkarim,

Seida

2024

Open Vet J

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Telehealth is a rapidly developing field of veterinary medicine, particularly during and after the coronavirus 2019 (COVID-19) pandemic. The world and animal owners' expectations are changing to the point where veterinary practice will need to adapt due to information technology advancements. This narrative review describes the status, benefits, technology basics, applications, limitations and legal aspects of veterinary telemedicine over the globe. Veterinary telemedicine is a service alongside other veterinary services that meets client needs, delivers quality medicine and improves animal welfare. The most frequently utilized veterinary telemedicine applications include; teleradiology, telesonography, teledentistry, telecardiology, telerehabilitation, anesthesia teleconsultation, telehospice and telepalliative care, telecytology, tele-endoscpy, teledermatology, tele-ophthalmology, tele-behavior therapy as well as veterinary education and training. Veterinary telemedicine has a bright near future and will impact veterinary medicine and animal welfare due to its numerous advantages. These advantages include; its low cost, availability, involvement in veterinary health care, online payment, and effectiveness in many clinical situations like follow-up after an in-person examination, inspection of surgical sites or mobility. Nevertheless, veterinary telemedicine should receive more attention by veterinary professional regulatory bodies in all countries. Moreover, it is necessary to conduct more studies to evaluate how telehealth is beginning to improve veterinary care, particularly for underserved regions.

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