Cancer Screening
HT Vista is an innovative medical device designed to enhance the diagnostic process in veterinary care. Using Heat Diffusion Imaging (HDI) technology, HT Vista allows veterinary teams to non-invasively screen for cancer in dermal and subcutaneous masses. This AI-driven tool streamlines diagnostics, offering quick results and enabling early detection, which is crucial for effective treatment.
Key Features
Tech-Led Innovation
HT Vista is designed to be user-friendly, allowing veterinary technicians to lead the diagnostic process with confidence. The simplicity and ease of use mean that support staff can efficiently perform the scans, freeing up veterinarians to focus on other critical tasks. This feature not only streamlines clinic operations but also empowers the entire veterinary team to contribute to patient care, enhancing the clinic's efficiency and effectiveness.
4-Minute Testing Time
Time is crucial in veterinary care, and HT Vista delivers fast, reliable results within just 4 minutes. After a quick 40-second scan, the device processes the data and provides an analysis that guides the next steps in patient care. This rapid turnaround allows veterinarians to make informed decisions on the spot, reducing the anxiety associated with waiting for test results and improving overall patient outcomes.
Portable
HT Vista is designed with portability in mind, making it easy for veterinary teams to use the device in various settings, whether in a clinic or out in the field. Its compact and lightweight design means it can be transported easily, enabling veterinarians to bring advanced diagnostic capabilities directly to their patients, no matter where they are.
Non-Invasive
One of HT Vista’s most significant advantages is its non-invasive nature. Traditional diagnostic methods for cancer often involve biopsies or other invasive procedures, which can be stressful for both the patient and the veterinary team. HT Vista, however, provides a completely non-invasive alternative. By simply scanning the tissue, it can rule out malignancies or indicate the need for further testing without causing discomfort or stress to the animal. This feature not only improves the patient’s experience but also enhances the clinic’s ability to provide compassionate care.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Heat Diffusion Imaging?
HT Vista’s Heat Diffusion Imaging (HDI) technology is the first of its kind, providing a non-invasive, AI-driven method for cancer screening. The technology is based on the principle that different tissues exhibit distinct Heat Transfer Rates, which are captured and analyzed by the device. The results are processed through cloud-based analysis, ensuring accuracy and efficiency.
How does it work?
HT Vista works by analyzing the heat transfer rates of tissues using its proprietary Heat Diffusion Imaging (HDI) technology. During the procedure, the tissue is heated and then observed as it cools down. The device detects the unique thermal signals of the tissue, allowing it to differentiate between benign and malignant masses. The entire process, from scanning to receiving results, takes just 4 minutes.
What benefits can it bring to your clinic?
Less Stress on Staff:
HT Vista is designed for ease of use, allowing veterinary support staff to perform the scan, which reduces the workload of veterinarians. This feature streamlines the diagnostic process, making it more efficient and less burdensome on the clinic's resources.
Less Stress on Patients:
The non-invasive nature of HT Vista means that pets can be screened for cancer without the need for intrusive diagnostics. If malignancy is ruled out, there’s no need for additional stressful procedures, making the experience more comfortable for the patient.
Increases Quality of Care:
By enabling more frequent scans, HT Vista helps uncover overlooked malignancies that might require a biopsy. This increase in diagnostic opportunities not only benefits patient care but also supports the growth of the clinic by enhancing its service offerings.
Is it safe to use?
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Yes, the device is completely non-invasive, meaning it does not require any incisions, injections, or physical intrusion into the patient’s body. This significantly reduces the risk of complications and makes the procedure stress-free for both the patient and the veterinary team.