Canine Rhinoscopy
Dancer, 3 year old spayed-female Sheepdog, presented to Animal Imaging for skull and thoracic computed tomography following a history of chronic epistaxis.
Veterinary Radiology Specialists
Dancer, 3 year old spayed-female Sheepdog, presented to Animal Imaging for skull and thoracic computed tomography following a history of chronic epistaxis.
Misty, 10-year-old quarter horse mare used for barrel racing, presented to her primary veterinarian for a chronic grade 2/5 left forelimb lameness. When blocked to palmar digital nerve anesthesia, the lameness switches to a grade 1.5/5 right forelimb lameness.
Kody, a 13-week-old male neutered Irish Wolfhound dog, presented to Animal Imaging for computed tomography (CT) after a history of being unthrifty with elevated bile acids and ALP on initial bloodwork.
Tank, 4-year-old male neutered French Bulldog, presented to Animal Imaging for esophageal fluoroscopy after a history of chronic dysphagia and regurgitation.
Dash, a 3-year-old Thoroughbred racehorse, presented to Animal Imaging for additional diagnostics after concern of decreased performance. A bilateral palmar digital nerve block improves the horse’s performance. Due to poor performance history, nuclear scintigraphy was performed to localize active sites of pain.
Gunner is an 8 year-old quarter horse used for barrel racing that was a grade 3/5 lame on the left hind limb with the lameness more evident when traveling to the right. No response to hoof testers.
Orville is a 6 year old, male, neutered boxer that presented to Animal Imaging with a history of a left forelimb lameness of 3 weeks duration. Recent radiographs of the forelimb (shoulder, elbow, carpus, digits) were unremarkable.
A 12 year old, female spayed American Shorthair cat presented to Animal Imaging for an abdominal ultrasound after increased liver enzymes were noted on recheck bloodwork.
See the transformation of 5-year old Golden Retriever, Jetta as she goes from suffering with arthritis pain to playing and racing around the backyard once again!
A 10 year old neutered male Domestic Shorthair cat was referred to Animal Imaging for a thyroid scintigraphy and radiographs prior to radioactive iodine therapy.