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| Home Page : Virtual tour : Radiography | |
 Reception Consulting rooms Dispensary Preparation room Operating theatre Radiography Darkroom Wards Laboratory Cattery |
Radiography
X-rays are taken not only to evaluate broken bones but also in the study of soft tissues such as the lungfields or urinary tract. Clients are always shown the x-rays of their pets and the case discussed with the veterinary surgeon. See examples of x-ray images ...
This latter procedure is carried out in the consulting room with the owner present and the process explained in full by the vet.
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All x-rays are taken in the
radiography room and processed using an automatic processor for consistent results. 
We also use an ultrasound scanner to
image various organs such as the liver, spleen and prostate as well as for pregnancy
diagnosis in bitches or queens.