Thermal imaging reports
Having had a large Quanity of horses and the image in the first 6 months of operation, my thermal imaging camera, something that was revealed to me …. the need for a report from a qualified veterinarian thermal images.
Let me explain … what is “hot” is not always where the shoe presses, hot areas may be replaced by a series of questions that have caused most of the time and the excessive use of the region. For example, if a horse has a ligament injury to his leg running, and promote, rather than the other leg for the entire weight. A hit on the leg is warm thermography, as do all the work, the affected leg wil particularly cold, but if you go there is a small amount of highly localized heat reference site of the lesion. To the untrained eye, all you see is the hottest part and completely lost site of the lesion. As you can see, this can be very dangerous, because the treatment can be addressed over evil.
I was asked by my clients Asto why I did not even submit a report to me the only person who is able to report on all types of images are veterinarians. That’s why I work with Dr. Donna Harper of the United States, wrote a report on fromal all my photos, his experiences as a veterinarian and years of imaging has been spent with animals is priceless. The precision in which he identified the site of initial injury is incredible and the professionalisim my shop, I guess, “” will be held where an accident.
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