Metron

Metron-DVM, developed by EponaTech LLC, is an advanced veterinary imaging technology designed to enhance the efficiency and accuracy of veterinary diagnostics. According to the vendor, this state-of-the-art software offers a wide range of features and tools specifically tailored for veterinarians in companion animal and equine practices, as well as professionals in the fields of farriery, podiatry, and chiropractic medicine.

Key Features

State-of-the-Art Imaging Algorithms for Radiographs: According to the vendor, Metron-DVM utilizes advanced imaging algorithms, including multi-resolution wavelet decomposition filters, contrast enhancement, latitude reduction, and wavelet de-noise, to provide high-quality radiographs for accurate diagnosis.

Dental Radiography and Intra-Mouth Photographs: Metron-DVM allows veterinary professionals to capture and arrange dental images using dental positioning charts. The software also offers interactive companion animal positioning guides to coach staff, along with a 3-D skull with teeth for staff education, according to the vendor.

Supports various Imaging Devices: Metron-DVM is compatible with a wide range of imaging devices, including DR Flat Panel, CR Scanner, Dental Sensors, any DICOM compliant device, USB Video Cameras, any Twain compliant device, direct eFilm interface, and the ability to grab frames from AVI video clips, as claimed by the vendor.

Equine Hoof Specific Tools: According to the vendor, this feature provides veterinarians with normal ranges and scoring for conformation, overlaying radiographs and photographs for client education. It also allows the generation of 3-D models of lower leg bones and animation, as well as pedal skeletal analysis based on recent research.

Additional Tools: Metron-DVM offers various additional tools, such as the ability to send images to Metron Web-Viewer, iPad, or iPhone for easy access. The software can generate multi-page formatted reports that can be exported as PDF files, according to the vendor. It also supports DICOM send/receive across local networks or the internet, as well as peer-to-peer image/data transfer via DICOM. Users can burn image CDs or DVDs with the included Free Viewer. Side-by-side viewing of images and a morphing technique to show before/after changes are also available, as claimed by the vendor.