STALLSIDE ULTRASOUND GUIDE
Ultrasound. Simplified.
App for iPhone or Android
Convenient anatomy, ultrasound and video reference for field use.
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☑️ Can be viewed on phone, computer or other device any time, anywhere.
☑️ Ultrasound unfamiliar areas with confidence.
☑️ Know exactly which images you need to get.
☑️ Improve the accuracy of your lameness evaluation.
☑️ Have all the references you need, when and where you need them.
Areas covered:
Forelimb- Foot, Pastern, Fetlock, Metacarpus, Carpus/Carpal Canal Hind Limb - Metatarsus, Hock, Stifle, and Pelvis
Poll, Neck and Back (coming soon!)
Hard Cover Guides
Spiral-bound waterproof ultrasound guides are designed to fit in your ultrasound bag and to be used in the field. Original anatomical dissections and reference ultrasound images with probe position photos show you HOW to obtain outstanding images in the field.
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Ultrasound of the Suspensory Ligament (forelimb and hindlimb)
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Ultrasound of the Neck and Back, Foot and Pastern
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Ultrasound of the Equine Stifle
CLIENT FEEDBACK
"The Stallside Ultrasound Guide is the most well thought out, effective review, and easiest teaching tool I've ever seen. Every veterinarian and vet student worldwide should have it!"
- Greg Fox, DVM
"Dr. Oakley’s Stallside Ultrasound Guide and RACE approved course have filled a long-awaited gap in musculoskeletal ultrasound education for equine practitioners. The logical progression of perfectly annotated anatomical images paired with reference images and probe placement guidelines makes identifying structures easy and straightforward. I can quickly review seldom imaged areas during appointments with the Stallside Ultrasound app in one hand and my ultrasound probe in the other. This course and app contain more practically useful information for musculoskeletal ultrasound in horses than any existing textbook."
- Jill Costello-Chavers, DVM
"Dr. Oakley’s Stallside Ultrasound Guide and RACE approved course have filled a long-awaited gap in musculoskeletal ultrasound education for equine practitioners. The logical progression of perfectly annotated anatomical images paired with reference images and probe placement guidelines makes identifying structures easy and straightforward. I can quickly review seldom imaged areas during appointments with the Stallside Ultrasound app in one hand and my ultrasound probe in the other. This course and app contain more practically useful information for musculoskeletal ultrasound in horses than any existing textbook."
- Jill Costello-Chavers, DVM