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Radiographs cannot directly show the cranial cruciate ligament, but they can reveal important signs of injury, including stifle joint effusion, cranial tibial translation, and degenerative joint changes.

In our latest medical article, Dr. Eric van Eerde, DVM, DACVR, explains what to look for when evaluating suspected CCL rupture, how radiographic findings can support diagnosis and surgical planning, and where AI-assisted review can add confidence when changes are subtle.

Read the full article: https://hubs.li/Q04y6JVh0

20–30 minutes.

That’s the typical window between submitting a radiograph and receiving a SignalPET Complete Report with structured findings, conclusions, differentials, and recommendations for next steps.

For many veterinary teams, the traditional workflow after image capture can take much longer. The DVM may review the study between appointments, or the clinic sends it out and waits for a specialist interpretation. By then, the patient may have left and the treatment conversation continues later.

SignalPET’s AI-powered Complete Report changes where that information becomes available in the workflow.

Using the radiographs alongside the patient’s history and clinical context, the Complete Report provides:
Findings
Conclusions
Differentials
Recommendations

All within approximately 20–30 minutes.
That means the veterinary team can review a more complete interpretation while the case is still active, discuss next steps with the pet owner, and make an informed clinical decision sooner.

Instead of:
Capture → Wait → Decide

the workflow becomes:
Capture → Complete Report → Decide

The veterinarian remains in control of the clinical decision. And when AI confidence is not sufficient, the case can be automatically escalated to a board-certified radiologist.

A more complete radiology interpretation in 20–30 minutes, built to help veterinary teams decide what comes next.

Learn more about SignalPET Complete Reports: https://hubs.li/Q04y6F-F0

SignalPET is heading to XIV SOCHIRAV 2026!

Join us from October 1–3 in Santiago, Chile. Stop by our stand to meet the SignalPET team and learn how we combine advanced AI with radiologist expertise to deliver deeper diagnostic insight and confident clinical recommendations.

While you are there, pick up a complimentary SignalPET PopSocket, notebook, and dog waste bag dispenser, while supplies last.

For radiologists attending, we are looking for board-certified, residency-trained, and resident radiologists to help us make advanced diagnostic support available to more veterinary practices. Learn more here: https://hubs.li/Q04y2jFg0

Thank you to everyone who visited SignalPET at SWVS 2026 in San Antonio!

It was a pleasure meeting veterinary professionals from across the region and sharing how SignalPET’s AI-powered radiology solutions can support faster, more confident clinical decisions.

If you didn’t have the opportunity to connect with our team at Booth 219, you can still see SignalPET in action. Book a demo today: https://hubs.li/Q04xZTGB0

SignalPET is exhibiting at AAHA 2026 in Portland, Oregon!

Visit us at Booth 322 to meet the team and discover how next-generation veterinary radiology brings deeper X-ray analysis, faster decisions, and confident recommendations to everyday care.

Stop by to learn more and pick up a complimentary SignalPET laptop backpack and collapsible dog water bowl, while supplies last.

Ready to bring a new standard of radiology to your practice? Book your personalized SignalPET demo: https://hubs.li/Q04xS2WZ0

Choosing the right imaging modality starts with the clinical question.

Digital X-ray, ultrasound, CT, MRI, dental radiography, and fluoroscopy each reveal different information, and understanding their strengths and limitations can help guide more informed diagnostic decisions.

Our latest blog explores six types of veterinary imaging equipment, when each is most useful, and the key factors to consider when selecting a modality for your patient.

Read the full blog: https://hubs.li/Q04xMCHg0

The VetFamily 2026 Annual Meeting is officially underway in Oslo, Norway!

Stop by SignalPET x PetScan to learn how AI-powered radiology can support faster, more confident clinical decisions, and pick up a complimentary SignalPET bottle while supplies last.

Want a closer look at what SignalPET can do for your practice? Book a personalized demo with our team: https://hubs.li/Q04xGzQF0

We look forward to seeing you there!

From staging heart disease to monitoring changes over time, thoracic radiographs can provide valuable insight throughout a canine cardiac patient’s journey.

Now taking place on Thursday, October 8, this free RACE-approved CE webinar with Dr. Neil Shaw, DVM, DACVIM, will explore how VHS, VLAS, and radiographic findings can support confident, long-term cardiac management in everyday practice.

Earn 1.0 hour of Medical CE credit.

- Thursday, 08 October
- 12:00 PM Central Time
- Live online

Register now: https://hubs.li/Q04xsqKT0

Your X-ray machine may be one of the most underused assets in your practice.

When appropriate cases are imaged consistently, interpretation is routed efficiently, and answers arrive while the patient is still in the clinic, radiology can support both better medicine and stronger business performance.

In our latest blog, “Good Medicine = Good Business: Radiology as a Profit Center,” Dr. Neil Shaw, DVM, DACVIM, explores how veterinary practices can generate more value from the imaging equipment they already own.

Read the full blog: https://hubs.li/Q04wSyq80

San Antonio, we’re coming your way.

SignalPET will be exhibiting at SWVS 2026, September 17–19 at the Henry B. González Convention Center.

Stop by booth 219 to meet the team and see how SignalPET helps veterinary practices move from X-ray to answers faster.

Attending SWVS 2026? Book a demo with our team during the conference: https://hubs.li/Q04wSxXS0