Physiological testing has the unique ability to identify changes taking place within the body as a result of weakness, injury or disease potentially before they would show up on other modalities that look at changes to structures such as x-ray, MRI or ultrasound. It's a useful tool in the identification of musculoskeletal and neurological injuries, as well as conditions affecting joints, bones, tendons and ligaments. 

SyncEquine Physiological Imaging is improving animal welfare by providing a scientific and evidence based approach to veterinary thermology. 

I've known Gemma Monk-Hartley for many years having taught her and cared for one of her horses on my livery yard. We share the same passion - putting the health and happiness of horses first above all else. She’s an incredibly patient and proficient imaging technician who will guide you through the whole process from taking a clinical history, to patient preparation, the scan itself and finally the report which she’ll talk you through at great length.