In 2016, Grayson helped pioneer the first research utilizing positron emission scans in the horse.
A standing PET scan enables safe imaging of the equine distal limb without general anesthesia.
Within minutes, the scan can help characterize sub-chondral lesions of the
fetlock and sesamoids along with other causes of lameness.
By 2025, there will be more than a dozen machines for use in North America.
Just one way Grayson is helping turn research into answers!
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