A Stance analyzer is a tool that helps veterinarians check how an animal stands and moves. It uses special technology to measure how the animal’s body is positioned and how it distributes its weight while standing or walking.

The stance analyzer is like a high-tech scale or mat that the animal stands on. It tracks things like which legs the animal is putting more weight on, whether they are standing evenly, or if there’s any limping or imbalance. This information can help veterinarians find problems like joint pain, muscle issues, or other movement-related problems.

It’s a helpful tool for diagnosing conditions like arthritis, hip dysplasia, or even injuries that affect how an animal walks.

Links:

https://litecure-assets.s3.amazonaws.com/media/the-use-of-stance-analysis-in-early-lameness-detection-for-general-practitioners.pdf

Heat Diffusion Imaging is a non-invasive diagnostic technique that leverages heat diffusion to identify abnormalities in tissue. When heat is applied to tissue, it diffuses at different rates depending on the tissue’s properties. Cancerous tissues, due to their abnormal cell structures and vascularization, will often diffuse heat differently compared to healthy tissues. HDI captures these variations, creating detailed images that can be analyzed for signs of malignancy.

Links:

https://blog.ht-vet.com/blog/an-explanation-of-heat-diffusion-imaging-hdi-technology-and-its-applications-in-canine-cancer-detection

https://blog.ht-vet.com/blog/exploring-the-benefits-of-non-invasive-cancer-screening-methods-for-dogs