From Jen Whitaker‎: "Thoracic CT scan in progress on a 13-year-old M/N Balinese rescue kitty. We do CT imaging on every dental patient (no charge), and often check for nasal masses and lung mets while we’re at it. This 18-second imaging process will then result in the typical 3 planes of view as well as around 15 different types of 3D rendered models. We can detect mets as small as 0.5mm!" | I Love Veterinary Medicine

🔹CT (Computer Tomography) 👉🏻A CT-scan provides a detailed image of the bone structures and an overview of the soft tissue of the lower part of the horse’s leg, stifle, elbow, head and neck. 👉🏻The examination of the lower part of the leg, knee, elbow and neck is done under general anesthesia, whereas a scan of the head can be done on a standing horse. 👉🏻Indications for a CT-scan of the head and neck are problems with teeth, sinuses, fractures of the jaw, scull and vertebra, osteoarthritis