A Second Chance to Walk A 51-year-old patient who suffered complete amputation of both thighs following a machinery accident was able to walk with a walker nearly 20 months after surgery. In August 2026, Suzhou Ruihua Orthopaedic Hospital shared the remarkable replantation of a 51-year-old patient who had suffered the complete traumatic amputation of both thighs

This August, we were pleased to welcome Dr. Mark Taylor, MA, DVM, DACVR, an ACVR-certified veterinary radiologist, and founder of Taylor Veterinary Imaging, LLC to TUTOM Animal Health. More than a professional exchange across borders, the visit created an opportunity to bring clinical perspectives from North American veterinary imaging into dialogue with TUTOM’s in-house R&D

Meaningful innovation grows when academic learning and industry practice stay closely connected. Recently, TUTOM welcomed representatives from the Haining International Education Development Office and students from the Zhejiang University–University of Edinburgh Institute for an immersive introduction to veterinary imaging technology. During the exchange, we shared TUTOM’s development journey, in-house R&D capabilities and growing portfolio of Veterinary

Preparing the next generation of medical imaging professionals takes more than classroom instruction. It also requires opportunities to see how scientific knowledge, engineering innovation and clinical needs come together in practice. This summer, SONTU welcomed students from the Medical Imaging Technology program at West China School of Medicine, Sichuan University, to our Chengdu R&D Center

As we mark our 17th anniversary, we've been reflecting on what this milestone really means. For us, it's not just about the number of years. It's about the trust earned along the way. In medical imaging, reliability is measured over time.   As Yimin Wang, Founder & CEO of SONTU, shared: "Nothing speaks louder than a

What Is Mitral Regurgitation? Mitral regurgitation, or "leaky valve disease," is a common heart disease in canines, often leading to congestive heart failure (CHF). This is an acquired form of heart disease particularly seen among older, smaller, and medium-sized breeds, usually with the onset of old age.    It occurs when the mitral valve (the

Bone fractures, broken bones, and several other problems are relatively common in dogs, cats, and other animals. In veterinary practice, research shows that up to 79.5% of cases[1] are caused by road traffic accidents. SONTU CBCT systems help veterinarians incorporate imaging solutions in the course to help detect, diagnose, and treat various conditions in animals. In this

In the modern day, there is a movement toward minimally invasive procedures. This helps to limit the risks for the patient and can make things easier for the surgeon too. With this said, there is also a need to work in more mobile settings. This is where a mobile C-arm system can be useful, a

Technology is advancing quickly in the medical industry, which calls for strategies that can help to improve the diagnostics process. Researchers are working[1] on ways to incorporate AI with digital radiology, enhancing diagnostics and providing early identification of chronic illnesses, as well as other conditions. A ceiling-mounted radiography system can also make a big difference in helping