Endoscope Reprocessing in Veterinary Practice: What “Clean” Really Means, and Why Your Team’s Health Depends on It Flexible endoscopes are some of the most valuable tools in a veterinary hospital—and also some of the most misunderstood from an infection-control standpoint. They’re long, narrow, multi-lumen devices designed to travel through biologically messy environments: mucus, saliva, blood, […]
In today’s veterinary hospitals—especially specialty and referral centers—endoscopy is no longer a rare luxury. It’s a core diagnostic and therapeutic tool that demands a dedicated, efficient, and integrated space. Whether you’re outfitting a brand-new facility or remodeling an existing one, the layout of your endoscopy suite has a direct impact on your workflow, image quality,
Infectious respiratory disease in horses carries both individual and herd-level risk. Whether it’s influenza, equine herpesvirus (EHV), Streptococcus equi (strangles), or other pathogens, delayed or imprecise diagnosis can cost time, health, and biosecurity. The AAEP’s 2025 Field Diagnostic Guidelines affirm that, in the workup of respiratory disease of unknown origin, endoscopy of the upper and
Learn about the 15 essential features to consider when choosing a small animal endoscope. This guide helps veterinarians select the right endoscope for their practice.
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Learn about 12 common veterinary cases where the American College of Veterinary Internal Medicine (ACVIM) recommends using endoscopy for diagnosis and treatment.
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