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The Liver Part 2: Abnormal

There are many liver conditions seen in dogs and cats. It is important to consider the following:

The Liver part 1: Normal Appearance

This is the first in a series of descriptive articles looking at organ specific ultrasonographic appearance in canine and feline patients. This...

Useful veterinary resources during uncertain times

The veterinary industry has been widely impacted by the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. As a result, the lives of veterinary professionals, both...

The IMV imaging academy - creating confidence in veterinary imaging

At IMV imaging, we are committed to helping our customers improve animal care worldwide through Partnership, Innovation and Learning

Elbow dysplasia case study

Elbow CT case study – What can you see? A skeletally immature, female, neutered Labrador Retriever presented with chronic lameness of the right...

Small animal abdominal ultrasound patient prep

Guide to preparation for small animal abdominal ultrasound scanning Correct patient preparation for ultrasound scanning is vital because improper...

Improving elbow radiography - the importance of positioning and exposure

Whilst the increasing accessibility of Computerised Tomography (CT) has reduced the use of plain film radiography in some practices, a...

Epic Echoes

You have probably heard of the EPIC study, maybe even read it but do you really know what it means for you and your patients?

Tips for abdominal radiography

Plain film abdominal radiographs are one of the most commonly performed radiographic series. We often forget how much information can be gleaned from...

Clinical uses for CT in small animal practice

Do you know when CT is an appropriate imaging modality to use in everyday practice? Are you worried you might be missing something?

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