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This month, the IMV imaging clinical team delve into the world of ocular ultrasonography. So if you've ever wondered how to image an eye, where to start, which way to hold the probe or what does the normal eye on ultrasound even look like, then listen in. We talk through the preparation, approach, and common clinical diseases affecting the globe.
Creators & Guests
Host
Amy Haylock
I have been all sorts of vet since I graduated in 2012; an intercalating research vet, a (very) rural mixed vet in Ireland, a farm vet, and then after surviving a brush with exotics and wildlife, I settled on becoming a small animal vet, mostly with probe in hand. With the superpower of “X-ray vision” at my fingertips and the platform to nurture the future generations of vets and nurses, the clinical-team-at-IMV vet that I get to be now has been my favourite type of vet so far. I am embarrassingly easily bribed by cake and coffee, and when I am not educating or probing, I am found in the mountains or in the water.
Host
Sam Mauchlen
Hello. I am the Scottish one, and I graduated in 2006. After working in mixed practice for 8 years and small animal practice for 5 years, a love of technology, diagnostic imaging and explaining how things work led me to join IMV imaging in 2019. As part of the Clinical Team, I teach and create educational material, like this podcast… I apologise for that thing I said that was wrong, and I should be pun-ished for my terrible jokes.
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