diagnostic services inc
Complete Nuclear Medicine Imaging & Equine Scintigraphy Systems
for Equine, Veterinary and Lab Animal.
- We offer Production, Sales, Service & Support -
Gamma Camera Detectors • Nuclear Imaging Computers • Gantry Systems

Over the past 20 years Diagnostic Services has been providing Equine Scintigraphy Imaging Systems in the form of Equistand and Equistand II to worldwide clients.
Advancements in Equine Scintigraphy and bone scan technology continues to keep pace with its human medical counterparts.

Join us in Las Vegas, Nev., for the AAEP's 55th Annual Convention, Dec. 5-9, taking place at the fabulous Mandalay Bay Hotel and Casino.
Visit us at Booth 860 to discuss how Equine Scintigraphy has helped many university and private clinics improve diagnostic analysis using Nuclear Bone Scanning Technology.

 
Diagnostic Services Inc introduces
2 new Veterinary Nuclear Bone Scan Systems.
SkyView (on left) An Overhead Camera System [.pdf info sheet]
EQ View (on right) A Rail Mounted Cost Effective System [.pdf info sheet]
equine scintigraphy
before shine filter after shine filter
BEFORE SHINE FILTER
AFTER SHINE FILTER
The image on the left shows the difference applying the Shine program to typical Equine Scintigraphy images acquired with the Equistand System. This exclusive program applies a mathematical filter to allow low count density images to “Shine” like much higher count density images.

This combined with motion correction and user friendly software have made the Mirage computer the superior choice for Equine imaging. When you add the Equistand II with its proven equine bone imaging ability and the NuCam detector with all new electronics built exclusively for the veterinary market you have a cost effective combination that can’t be beaten.

Explore this site to learn more about Equine Scintigraphy and Equistand. Also remember we now offer training towards licensing and assistance with site planning. Send an email or call to find out more. We have all the resources you need to go from concept to equine imaging.

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