Eques-Scan

Early Identification of a Potential Issue
Before any clinical signs of an injury can be seen the tissue undergoes minor changes which can destabilise the area and if undetected the tissue can break down resulting in more serious damage. Thermal imaging can be used to detect such changes up to three weeks before the horse shows any clinical symptoms. Injury and Rehabilitation Monitoring
Thermal ima

ging can be used to monitor how an injury is progressing as the asymmetric pattern becomes smaller as the injury heals. Thermography can be beneficial during rehabilitation as the thermograms can show if there are any changes to the injury site. Lameness
Thermal imaging can be used to help highlight specific areas for further investigation. In addition, thermal imaging can detect if there are other areas that are compensating for the lameness. Pre-Sale Scan
Thermal imaging can be used to detect if there are any asymmetrical thermal patterns before the horse is purchased.