Health. Performance. Research.
The only commercially available system that performs radiographic and CT imaging of the entire anatomy of a standing, weight-bearing, conscious horse.
Prisma’s Radiographic and CT Expanded Areas (Equine)
Areas currently unseen in a weight-bearing stance that are now visible utilizing Prisma’s system
Traditional Areas
Carpus (knee)
Metacarpal (cannon) Bone
Long Pastern Bone
Short Pastern Bone
Coffin Bone
Sesamoid (fetlock) Bones
Calcaneus (fibular tarsal)
Talus (tibial tarsal bone)
Metatarsal (cannon) Bone
Long Pattern Bone
Short Pastern Bone
Coffin Bone
Tarsus
Eye Socket
Malar (cheek) Bone
Cranium
Cervical (neck) Vertebrae
Nasal Bone
Infraorbital foramen
Incisive
Teeth
Mandible (lower jaw)
Facial crest
Ulna
Radius
Tibia
Fibula
Prisma Expanded Areas
Thoracic (chest) vertebrae
Lumbar (loin) vertebrae
Pelvis
Sacral (pelvic) vertebrae
Coccygeal (tail) vertebrae
Scapula (shoulder blade)
Spine of scapula
Abdomen
Humerus
Ribcage
Femur
Patella (knee cap)