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Fostering The Art of Veterinary Medicine™
SonoPath offers an innovative approach to veterinary medicine and clinical ultrasound by providing the perfect blend of telemedicine, quality education, clinical support, and ultrasound equipment.
Education & Training
We Offer Hands-on, LIVE Virtual, and Online Ultrasound Education and Training
Ultrasound Equipment
Discover More with the M11 and How it Can Enhance Diagnostics in your Practice
"Discover More" with the M11
In our extensive experience as veterinarians, clinical sonographer and telemedicine specialists, the M11 is the most reliable and consistent imaging machine for both in-house and mobile scanning.
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Case of The Month
Every month, SonoPath spotlights a compelling real-life veterinary case in our Case of the Month series—featuring striking ultrasound images, expert interpretations from Dr. Eric Lindquist, and detailed clinical insights you won’t find anywhere else. This is a growing collection of actual veterinary patients diagnosed through clinical sonography by Dr. Lindquist and his colleagues across the U.S., Canada, and Europe.
The patient was referred from another veterinary clinic for advanced imaging following the identification of a suspected abdominal mass on radiographs. Ultrasonographic evaluation revealed a splenic mass consistent with an abscess, from which purulent fluid was aspirated and drained. A splenectomy was scheduled for later the same day.
At presentation, the patient was lethargic and febrile. Physical examination and diagnostic testing revealed multiple abnormalities. The complete blood count (CBC) demonstrated a non-regenerative anemia (hematocrit 25%) and marked leukocytosis characterized by neutrophilia (neutrophil count: 21,000/µL). Serum chemistry showed elevated alkaline phosphatase (ALP) and increased globulin concentrations. A 4DX test returned negative results, and a coccidioidomycosis titer was pending at the time of reporting.
The SonoPath Wave
“Ultrasound travels through water smoothly. The best sonographers work through a case in a harmonic manner, just like a wave. Hence, the wave-shaped logo. But also, I’ve always believed in the quote: “Do whatever blows your hair back”. We can look at it as if we were surfing: SonoPath gives its clients a new perspective on how to do things faster, innovatively and more efficiently. One of the best feelings you’ll ever have is “getting tubed” while surfing the wave. Very similar to when diagnostically you put a patient in the right clinical direction and you can see the successful outcome – therefore a new wave of thinking™.”
– Dr. Eric C Lindquist, Founder & CEO of SonoPath
Working with Sonopath has been instrumental in our growth as the leading mobile veterinary advanced imaging company in the world. Their attention to detail and their accessibility for follow-up and feedback makes a difference in the outcome of our patients and makes the reliance of our referring doctors on our company stronger.
Through Sonopath.com and the Sonopath Forum, Dr. Lindquist has created a must-have resource for both budding and seasoned veterinary ultrasound sonographers. From the extensive library of archived ultrasound images to the timely and practical tips and advice from a panel of experts in their field, Sonopath has played an instrumental role in my steep journey to learning diagnostic veterinary ultrasonography. Sonopath.com is the perfect companion to formal ultrasound educational training as it takes what you have learned in the classroom and applies it to the real world of veterinary medicine. As far as I know, there is no other resource out there that is quite like Sonopath for veterinary ultrasound enthusiasts like myself.
Top-notch instruction; practical tips from the field; Dr. Lindquist and the SonoPath team's passion for medicine and business shows everyday in lectures... Thank you for creating this wave of knowledge and passion known as Sonopath!