PubMed
ACVR and ECVDI consensus statement for the standardization of the abdominal ultrasound examination
Supports standard examination, documentation, and what a complete abdominal ultrasound exam should include in dogs and cats.
Open referenceOrganize images, measurements and findings to prepare the ultrasound report.
For professionals, clinics and hospitals.
Abdominal study continuity
Images, measurements and findings in the same study.
The exam story is built around organized captures, findings, and the final report instead of detached image folders.
Specialists, clinics, and OEM partners can evaluate the product in the context of their work.
Reporting quality, second opinion, and operational standardization already belong to the product proposition.
The demo shows how captures, images, and findings stay linked to the same study during report documentation. Clinical interpretation and conclusions remain with the veterinarian responsible for the case.
ReportVet Ultrasound
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Open demo pageUse the dedicated demo page when you want to share the video through a stable, indexable link.
What the demo shows
Keep the examination organized from review to reporting.
ReportVet Ultrasound organizes imaging review so that relevant image sets, findings, and structured output remain easier to revisit for referral, follow-up, and second opinion.
The solution supports conversations about standardization, supervision, rollout, and operational consistency, which creates a stronger institutional foundation.
This solution keeps a consistent base for structured review, supported collaboration, and long-term scientific evolution without losing the exam context.
These focused pages answer the main buying questions around veterinary abdominal ultrasound software.
ReportVet Ultrasound
Clarify what belongs to equipment and what belongs to workflow, structured reporting, continuity, and operational adoption.
Clarify the software layerReportVet Ultrasound
Short commercial overview showing captures, findings, and structured report staying in the same abdominal workflow.
Open the demo pageReportVet Ultrasound
Compare workflow continuity, report quality, and operational fit before the private demo.
Review the criteriaReportVet Ultrasound
See why final output improves when captures, findings, and narrative stay connected.
See the reporting logicReportVet Ultrasound
Understand how follow-up review and specialist discussion stay tied to the original study.
Understand continuityReportVet Ultrasound
See how team adoption, governance, and reporting standards shape the implementation path.
See the rollout pathChoose the option for your practice.
Review examinations, document findings and follow your patients.
Open pathStandardize documentation and support review across professionals and locations.
Open pathDiscuss equipment integration, technical requirements and project support.
Open pathUse documented cases for follow-up and supervised review. Research use requires consent and appropriate governance.
A coherent structure makes it easier to assemble image libraries, teaching collections, and internal reference sets without depending on scattered folders.
A more coherent session record produces better material for supervised review, peer discussion, and second-opinion workflows.
De-identification, purpose-bound consent, multicenter studies, and future dataset curation require explicit structure from the beginning.
Credits are available for your clinic's workflow and are deducted as each feature is used.
Pricing available for Brazil
Published usage prices are in Brazilian reais and apply to the Brazilian market. Contact our team for other regions.
A simple model that follows your workflow.
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Add credits
Keep a balance available for platform features.
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Use what you need
Choose features for each exam and appointment.
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Track usage
Each use deducts the listed amount from your balance.
No. The platform organizes workflow, documentation, and structured output. Interpretation and clinical decisions remain the responsibility of the veterinarian responsible for the case.
ReportVet Ultrasound focuses on veterinary abdominal ultrasound and can support other veterinary ultrasonography workflows on the same software base.
No. ReportVet Ultrasound is the software layer that organizes workflow, documentation, and structured reporting. The scanner, probes, and imaging setup remain a separate equipment decision.
Because teams evaluate more than image capture. They also evaluate final output, second opinion support, standardization, and how reliably the software can be adopted across the operation.
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