For production cattle, the usual choice is a linear transducer specifically designed for reproductive cattle ultrasound. Therefore, SIFULTRAS-4.2, the sensor is rugged and durable, able to withstand the unpredictable characteristics of the cow's rectum. The transducer cable is very long, and the design is more simplified, the probe can be easily inserted into the rectum of the cow. In addition, the probe is designed for reproductive cattle imaging at the ideal frequency.
Ultrasound is considered to be the safest and most beneficial tool for real-time diagnostic imaging of cattle, cattle or other animals in the bovine family. By producing clear ultrasound images of soft tissues including the reproductive tract, bovine ultrasound has certain advantages over other methods. These advantages include:
With ultrasound, you can scan other areas of the animal to accurately diagnose and treat infections and injuries of the breast, lung, liver, bladder, and kidney. You can also better identify musculoskeletal and visceral structures.
Although transrectal palpation is still the most common method to determine whether a cow is pregnant, being able to see (in real time) the reproductive tract through ultrasound can provide insights and diagnostic capabilities to provide better and more effective pregnancy care.
In addition to high-quality images, veterinarians or farmers must also choose a portable, waterproof, sturdy, comfortable and durable ultrasonic machine. These functions can be adjusted well according to the farm conditions where the machine is used.
In addition, considering that ultrasound will be brought to or around the farm, it is recommended to choose ultrasound with long battery life.
Both veterinarians and well-trained farmers can benefit from the farm’s veterinary ultrasound, which includes the correct combination of cattle imaging characteristics.
To detect early pregnancy and early twin identification. Bu can also identify the sex of an earlier fetus, obtain accurate information about fetal aging, confirm the viability of the fetus, and evaluate the improvement of ovarian and uterine structures. Ultrasound also provides more accurate information about the optimal insemination time.
The fact is that many veterinary ultrasounds are equipped with the necessary functions and technology to ensure that the entire cattle family remains healthy.
