Once you sign up to the Animal Ultrasound Association, you will receive your membership card within two weeks. This will display your unique membership number, which allows people to verify you
The AUA has its own dedicated Facebook group, for advanced pregnancy scanners. People who are learning animal ultrasound scanning for the first time will often join the VIS Facebook group, designed
The Animal Ultrasound Association is registered as a Community Interest Company (CIC), and as such, our members often participate in voluntary work in their local communities. In addition, Wildlife Aid
Modern research on the accuracy of gestational age calculations for goats is scarce, but one paper from 2011 compares three different methods in Saanen goats. In this research by Abdelghafar
Ultrasound is one of the most rapidly evolving technologies in the world of human and veterinary medicine. What began as a diagnostic imaging modality only, began to be adapted for therapeutic
What does a pregnancy scan entail? Most scanners are able to scan in a variety of positions, so that your animal can stand or be held during her scan, depending on how she is most
In the past decade, 3D/4D ultrasound has evolved beyond being a mere concept or gimmick, to the point at which it can now deliver useful images. A number of private human
The following video tutorial shows how to: Log into your account Set up or edit your profile – this is very important, as it’s how future clients will find you
Prostate scanning for the purpose of diagnosis or treatment can only be performed by a veterinarian. However, a number of experienced scanners do check their own animals (never take the
Below is the AUA’s proposal to the Regulator, submitted April 2016, to become a Community Interest Company (approval granted May, 2016). SECTION A: The company’s activities will provide benefit
Pregnancy complications can occur at any stage of gestation, and it is important that they are identified and dealt with wherever possible to ensure the increased chance of foetal viability
At this year’s Hammersmith Echocardiography Conference, Professor Petros Nihoyannopoulos (Imperial College, London) spoke of the importance of cooperation and open discussion between sonographers (in this case, echocardiographers), and the pitfalls
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As discussed in previous articles, ultrasound is very safe. The biggest danger in its operation is almost certainly that which is common to all electrical devices: electrical safety, trip hazards,
We know that ultrasound deposits energy into tissue in two ways: • Vibration • Heat. Due to the fact that tissue is being affected in these ways, the potential for damage exists,
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