Information and Digital Technologies in my professional sphereaf Тимур Губайдулин
1. MRI (Magnetic Resonance Imaging), ultrasound scans, and laparoscopy that were used solely on human beings are now the norm for treating pets and other animals as well.
2. Digital dental X-rays and advanced oral surgery instruments too follow this pattern, enabling veterinarians to improve oral health in pets.
3. Minimally invasive surgical procedures
3.1. This technology drastically reduces post-surgery recovery time for pets and helps them to get back to their normal at the earliest.
4. Other
4.1. Microchip fracture detection for broken bones, surgical monitoring devices, corrective laser eye surgeries, oral pill camera that obtain 360-degree internal images when swallows, and so on.
5. Wearable devices
5.1. Animal wearables are increasingly being used to monitor animal health. These devices that capture vital statistics such as the body temperature, heart rate, respiration rate, pH levels etc. help keep track of the pet’s health on a continuous basis. Such devices also improve diagnoses and result in better, quicker, and more accurate treatment.
6. 3D Printing
6.1. The technology equips veterinarians with near-real information on internal bone and muscle structures of the animal that is about to be operated. It facilitates rapid prototyping that helps create animal bone models from the information gathered using computed tomography scans. 3D Printing technology is also widely employed to manufacture custom-designed prosthetics for animals, which are generally difficult to source or obtain
