Autumn 2026 CE Webinar Series
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Your Host: Dr Simon Platt
Dr. Simon Platt, former Professor of Neurology/Neurosurgery at the University of Georgia, is Hallmarq's Small Animal Medical Director and is also part of VetOracle’s neuroimaging team. An Edinburgh graduate and Editor in Chief of Today’s Veterinary Practice, he has authored extensively in neurology including being the Co-Editor and author for both the BSAVA Manual of Canine and Feline Neurology and the textbook Small Animal Neurological Emergencies . He is a past ACVIM Neurology President, founding member of the SEVEN Association, and a Fellow of the Royal College of Veterinary Surgeons.
Hallmarq Veterinary Imaging proudly presents a series of 4 x 40-50 minute lecture-style webinars targeting veterinary specialists and veterinarians with an interest in or focus on MRI.
Experts in the fields of imaging and neurology will present timely topics in the field of veterinary MRI that can be immediately implemented on the front lines of veterinary practice.
The lectures are RACE-approved - to be eligible for all 4 hours of CE credits attendance to all 4 lectures is compulsory and requires registration for each individual lecture below.
OCTOBER
Dr. Steve Roberts
Chief Technical Advisor, Hallmarq Veterinary Imaging
Emerging veterinary MRI technologies designed to reduce scan times and image artifacts
21st October | 7 pm (BST)
Dr. Shannon Holmes
AXIS - Animal Cross-Sectional Imaging Specialists (Founder)
Beyond 2D T2 images – Advanced MRI pulse sequences and their applications
28th October | 7 pm (GMT)
NOVEMBER
Dr. Curtis Dewey
President of Elemental Pet Vets
Gut reaction: the potential role of intestinal dysbiosis in canine neurological disorders
12th November | 7 pm (GMT)
Dr. Philippa Johnson
Director of Faraday Imaging. Adjunct Professor, Cornell College of Veterinary Medicine
MRI in Seizure Disorders
18th November | 7 pm (GMT)
Who is Hallmarq?
Hallmarq Veterinary Imaging is an award-winning global leader in innovative diagnostic imaging solutions. As an industry specialist, Hallmarq focuses on providing safe, convenient, accurate and affordable advanced imaging for practicing veterinarians worldwide. The small animal MRI is the only Zero-Helium 1.5T high-field scanner designed specifically for veterinary use. Key design elements include a V-shaped patient bed; veterinary-specific software; open-top head coils and an integrated radio-frequency shield to reduce costs and complexity.
