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MODERN DESIGN MEETS EXPERT TRAINING


MEETS EXPERT TRAINING


Modern consumers expect the latest advancement in technology when receiving medical treatments, and now more than ever they expect the same for their pets. Just like you, clients want their pets to be as well cared for as possible when they visit a veterinary clinic. That’s exactly what the Acclarix AX8 VET Compact Ultrasound System can bring to your clinic.


Originally introduced to the human market, the Acclarix AX8 VET was customized by a multi-discipline team of research and development engineers at Edan Medical, USA in Silicon Valley to meet the specifi c needs of veterinarians. “Everything from the feel of the case and the buttons were designed with veterinarians in mind. For instance, the control panel is completely sealed so hair and gel can’t get inside the system. This leads to optimal workfl ow and improved system reliability,” said Jennifer Winston, ARDMS, RVT, and Acclarix AX8 VET trainer. “The touchscreen also changes based on which function you’re using so only the things you need at that time are shown. This is a very helpful feature for new users because it guides them through the next steps.”


The sleek, compact design and dual touchscreens streamline workfl ow, making exams easier, more intuitive and faster. The


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system’s compact footprint makes it easy to move to where it’s needed, whether that be in your clinic or out in the fi eld. Instead of referring patients to a specialist, using the Acclarix AX8 VET in your clinic means you can give your patients a better experience with same-day diagnoses and treatments.


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