Description
Veterinarians use many modes of imaging, from radiographs (X-rays) to computed tomography (CT) scans and magnetic resonance imaging (MRI). Each type employs different methods to create images, and each is best suited to distinct bodily components. While CT and MRI units are rarely seen outside of large specialty practices, ultrasound technology is becoming more and more common, with many clinics using ultrasound machines on a daily basis for diagnosis and other procedures. It is non-invasive, reliable, fast and affordable. In this webinar Roger Wilkinson goes through case studies and shows how ultrasound can help to get diagnosis sooner than later which is really important in acute and critical cases. Part of the NationWide Companion Bundle.
