HT Vista has had a paper published in Frontiers of Veterinary Science which it says validates the use of its thermal imaging and AI device for accurate screening of dermal and subcutaneous masses¹.

The HT Vista device measures heat transfer rate differences…

HT Vista, which makes a device which uses thermal imaging and AI to screen dermal and subcutaneous masses in dogs, has developed a data collection app for use alongside the device.

The app allows practices to submit results along with cytology and histopathology…

HT Vista will be offering a prize of one free HT Vista cancer screening device, plus a year's subscription, to one BSAVA delegate this year.

The HT Vista device is used by vets and vet nurses to screen dermal and subcutaneous masses on dogs. 

The company…

HT Vista has enhanced the diagnostic function on its cancer screening device so that it can now diagnose lumps on dogs when the specificity exceeds 90%.

The update includes a new scoring system of low, moderate or high cancer risk which replaces the original…

HT Vista has published the results of a survey which suggests that 62% of masses presented in practice are going untested.

This, says the company, highlights a missed opportunity for earlier cancer detection, which in turn limits the ability of veterinary…

HT Vet has launched Vista iQ, the second generation of its AI-powered cancer detection device for dogs.

Vista IQ is designed for non-invasive screening of dermal and subcutaneous masses commonly seen in veterinary practice.

Building on the original HT…