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During the development process since 2016, we have heard numerous stories from horse owners expressing their frustrations with current diagnostics that could not properly evaluate or locate the source of their horse’s debilitative ailment that was adversely affecting its performance and quality of life. These individuals also expressed enthusiasm over the development of Prisma’s technology and its numerous benefits it will provide for their horses and the health, welfare and safety of the equine community as a whole. In other words, they can’t wait until Prisma’s imaging system will be commercially available.
"We were so appreciative of the sharing of experiences from horse owners that expressed the level of frustration in caring for their equine partners. We used these lessons to help get a better understanding of the shortcoming of current equine imaging technology and from which we were able to incorporate new, improved capabilities in the Prisma system.”
-Michael Silver, Prisma Founder & CEO
To find out more, you can either visit the Prisma website or watch a brief video. You can also reach out directly to Prisma’s founder and CEO, Michael Silver, who would be able to provide greater detail and answer any questions you may have.
ABOUT PRISMA
Prisma Imaging has successfully developed a new system for equine diagnostic imaging that addresses the shortcomings of current technology. Founded in 2016, Prisma’s system captures C.T. and radiographic images of the entire anatomy of a standing, conscious horse. The resulting system represents a game-changer for equine diagnostics and horse health care. Commercial installations of the system will begin in late 2021.
For more information visit PrismaImaging.com.
Contact Prisma Founder and Chief Executive Officer Michael Silver.
Watch the video.