Seeing inside the problem
Symptoms that Diagnostic
Imaging can help analyze:
Imaging can help analyze:
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There are times after a veterinarian examines your pet that they may conclude additional information is necessary to accurately determine a diagnosis. Diagnostic imaging can provide those specific details needed to make the most accurate decision possible.
At Veterinary Imaging of Texas, diagnostic imaging is performed utilizing a state-of-the-art 1.5T Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) Unit and a 4 slice Computed Tomography (CT) system. Our diagnostic standards and equipment are the same used in most of Houston’s human hospitals. These painless procedures allow us to differentiate between bones, soft tissue, gas, fluids and fat. They supply the highest diagnostic technology available allowing you and your veterinarian to make accurate, well-informed decisions. Plus, our world-class imaging services are available to both dogs and cats.
The results of your pet’s MRI/CT are read and interpreted by veterinary specialists in the field of radiology and neurology. A written report is then provided and reviewed with your primary care veterinarian. Talk to your veterinarian today and find out if your pet needs the expertise of Veterinary Imaging of Texas.
Referral Information
For more information about Veterinary Imaging of Texas or for a referral request form call (713)341-9520 or visit www.veterinaryimagingoftexas.com
At Veterinary Imaging of Texas, diagnostic imaging is performed utilizing a state-of-the-art 1.5T Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) Unit and a 4 slice Computed Tomography (CT) system. Our diagnostic standards and equipment are the same used in most of Houston’s human hospitals. These painless procedures allow us to differentiate between bones, soft tissue, gas, fluids and fat. They supply the highest diagnostic technology available allowing you and your veterinarian to make accurate, well-informed decisions. Plus, our world-class imaging services are available to both dogs and cats.
The results of your pet’s MRI/CT are read and interpreted by veterinary specialists in the field of radiology and neurology. A written report is then provided and reviewed with your primary care veterinarian. Talk to your veterinarian today and find out if your pet needs the expertise of Veterinary Imaging of Texas.
Referral Information
For more information about Veterinary Imaging of Texas or for a referral request form call (713)341-9520 or visit www.veterinaryimagingoftexas.com
- Seizures
............................. - Behavior Changes
.................... - Cranial Masses
....................... - Disc Herniation
...................... - Middle/Inner Ear Problems
........... - Neck Lesions
........................ - Search for Occult Cancer
............. - Evaluation of Masses Prior to Surgery
. - Spinal Cord Disease
.................. - Nasal Problems
...................... - Adrenal Diseases
..................... - Cardiovascular Abnormalities
......... - Eye / Periorbital Problems
............ - Tumor Staging (Thorax & Abdomen)
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