Successful First Animal Ultrasound Training by CHISON VET

From Jun.26th to Jun.27th, CHISON Global Training Center successfully held its first animal ultrasound basic training course, receiving enthusiastic responses and active participation from many pet hospital doctors. This meticulously designed training combined in-depth theoretical teaching with one-on-one practical scanning, aiming to deepen participants' understanding and effectively transform learned knowledge into practical skills, ensuring "Learning for Application".

Basic Theory {Integrating Knowledge with Cases}

The course content, based on small animal clinical practice, systematically covered the basics of abdominal and cardiac ultrasound.

Comprehensive analysis and judgment based on actual cases helped veterinarians establish diagnostic approaches for small animals' abdomen and heart. The course content was concise and clear, with detailed explanations. Combining clinical cases with rich experience allowed each student to grasp professional content more clearly and thoroughly.

Hands-on Training {Integration of Knowledge and Skills}

The highlight of this training was not only the in-depth and easy-to-understand theoretical explanations but also trainor's meticulous instruction. Through on-site demonstrations and hands-on guidance, students learned practical steps and key points. 

The high-performance models from the CHISON VET series—

CBit Vet, QBit Vet, SonoBook Vet, and SonoEye Vet used in practical exercises significantly enhanced students' practical skills. These machines were instrumental in helping students accurately master abdominal and cardiac ultrasound scanning and diagnosis for small animals.

Exchange & Learning for Development

The two-day learning journey concluded successfully. Through intensive theoretical learning and practical scanning operations, participants effectively improved their professional quality and clinical practice abilities. This training provided a platform for experience exchange and mutual learning, allowing students to master animal ultrasound technology. This not only improved their professional levels but also enabled them to provide better medical services for pets, increasing pet owners' trust and satisfaction and promoting the development of the entire veterinary industry.